National symbol

The current coat of arms of the Wong Ming Empire, officially named the “Twin Dragons Coat of Arms“, was adopted in 2021. Its central element is a shield featuring the “General Principle Emblem“, a foundational symbol originating as the first national emblem. This emblem consists of an upper intersecting symbol signifying “impartiality,” a lower intersecting symbol symbolizing “not bending the law,” and a cross-shaped symbol representing “fairness.” On the shield, the General Principle Emblem is depicted in red, blue, and yellow – colors derived from the historical flags of the Wong Ming Empire, symbolizing the nation’s continuity and progress. The shield also displays a “nine dragons vying for a pearl”. Above the shield is a crown, flanked by golden dragons representing the royal family and the cabinet, who jointly bear the responsibility of safeguarding the nation. Below the shield is a grassland pattern, symbolizing a commitment to sustainable development. A blue ribbon at the bottom bears the English inscription “WONG MING EMPIRE.”