Short answer: blood Longer answer: The flags of communist states all have red backgrounds, copied from the Soviet flag. This background honors the red flag of the Paris Communards of 1871. This in turn is based on the red flag used by the Jacobins during the French Revolution in the 1790s. Vietnam's pre-communist flag had a yellow background and either a red stripe or three red stripes. So red and yellow are traditional Vietnamese national colors.
It is red because they wanted something to symbolize the blood from all the warring. DOES THIS HELP??? reply to me at awesomer234@gmail.com--email.
The Highlands, the Delta, and the Coastal regions.
See website: Vietnam TIME LINE
It is red and yellow. Red is the background color and yellow is the star's color.
red people
Ho Chi Minh
what was the impact of vietnams war on Australia's society
no
With Vietnames
something
Rice
Montagnard
Pole dancing
It is rice.
what is vietnam's culture like
they eat rice and chicking
The Vietnamese nickname is Viet
Red wine can differ greatly in color, from a purplish red to a blood-red to even a brownish color. The color of a beet is very slightly purple, but mostly a dark red. This is similar to the common conception of the color of red wine. Therefore, you could say that beet red is similar to a red wine color.