The capital of the United Kingdom, language, places of interest, country name, and what the national flag is.

UK

1. Capital: London;

2. Language: English;

3. Attractions: "City of Ten Thousand Flowers" "London", "Athens of the North" Edinburgh, the university cities of Oxford, Cambridge, the quaint city of York, and Shakespeare's hometown Stratford are all world-renowned tourist cities. Currently, there are 14 places of interest and natural landscapes listed as world cultural and natural heritage sites by the United Nations, namely the Tower of London, the Palace of Westminster (House of Parliament), the Burren Heim Palace, Canterbury Cathedral, Bath City, Stonehenge on the outskirts of Salisbury, Ironbridge Gorge, Fountain Abbey and gardens, Durham's cathedral and ancient castle, Hadrian's Wall, Gwynedd The castle complex in Scotland, the St. Kilda Islands in Scotland, the "Giant's Causeway" in Northern Ireland and the British Territory of Henderson Coral Island in the Pacific. Each has its own characteristics and strengths. They are all popular tourist hotspots and world-famous tourist attractions...

4. Country name: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland;

5. Flag:

The British flag consists of a blue background and a red "rice", so it is also called the "rice flag".

The British flag (Union Flag), officially called "the Union Flag", is also often called "the Union Jack". Union Flag means "Union Flag"; Jack is a naval term, referring to the flag hanging on the bow of the ship. The cross on the Union Jack combines the original flag symbols of England (a red cross on a white ground), Scotland (a white cross on a blue field) and Northern Ireland (a red cross on a white ground). The red cross on the white border of the current flag represents St. George, the patron saint of England (the Christian missionary who spread Christianity to England). The white cross represents St. Andrew, the patron saint of Scotland. The red cross represents the spread of Christianity to England in the fifth century. Saint Patrick, the Irish patron saint of Ireland.

The "Union Flag" is the symbol of the British Navy and the national flag of the United Kingdom. Since the flags of British colonies all contain the word "Mi", the "Union Flag" also symbolizes British colonies around the world. .