Which country's flag is green, white and yellow?

The green, white and yellow national flag is the national flag of Ireland.

Ireland's national flag is rectangular, with a length-width ratio of two to one. From left to right, it consists of three parallel and equal vertical rectangles. The colors are green, white and orange in turn.

Green represents Irish Catholics and Ireland's green island; Orange represents Protestants and their followers, which is also inspired by the color of Nassau Palace in Hollinger, expressing dignity and wealth.

White symbolizes a permanent truce, unity and friendship between Catholics and Protestants, and light and self-reliance. Freedom, democracy and the pursuit of peace.

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In the "20 18 Hurun White Paper on Investment Migration in China" issued by Hurun Research Institute, the quality of education is the biggest reason for the migration of high-net-worth people.

In this report, Ireland ranks third, only behind the United States and Britain, and becomes one of the most suitable countries for China's high-net-worth individuals to invest and immigrate. Ireland's popularity is closely related to the quality of its education.

As one of the six traditional English-speaking countries, it is very convenient to communicate freely in English when living, studying or working in Ireland, so you don't have to worry about learning small languages.

From the perspective of children's education, all schools in Ireland, whether public or private, teach English, which can help children master pure English quickly and win at the starting line.

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