Intro
The Korean national flag is 'Tae-Geuk Gi', and 'Tae-Guek' means the symbol that is located in the middle of the flag. It implies the harmony of 'Eum-and-Yang,' which are representative of the heaven and the earth. Also, the harmony of 'Eum-and-Yang' reflects a creation theory of this universe in oriental theory. Simply, all things that are being in the universe are classified in two as in the beginning there were the heaven and the earth, male and female, and they attract each other under the law of universal gravitation.
To return to the symbol, simply, 'Tea-Geuk' consists of red and blue, and the wave sign is in between the two colors. If the symbol followed dualism or a black and white issue, the wave might be a straight-line instead of a curvy shape. Furthermore,
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