The eagle flapped its wings and flew in the vast sky. It is also a metaphor for people with ambitions to display their talents in a wide range of fields. The symbolic meaning of the stone eagle. The shape of the stone eagle is full of confidence and pride. Therefore, the stone eagle is very suitable for enterprises, or for a display to entrepreneurs.
The national flags and national emblems of many countries are related to eagles.
The national emblem of the United States is the bald eagle, the American fish eagle, the national bird of the United States.
Mexico’s national flag and national emblem include a snake-eating eagle falling on a cactus. It evolved from the legend of the ancient Aztec Indians. It is said that when the Aztecs migrated, an eagle would be caught Where the snake landed on the cactus, the place they finally found was Mexico City.
The national flag and national emblem of Albania and the national emblems of Russia and Yugoslavia are all a double-headed eagle, which was handed down from the Eastern Roman Empire. When Constantine the Great built Constantinople, he wanted to take care of the two parts of the Roman Empire in Europe and Asia at the same time, so that they could keep the key points, so the double-headed eagle was chosen. Albania is called “the country of mountain eagles” because of its national flag.
The flag and national emblem of Moldova also have an eagle pattern.
In addition, the countries that have used the eagle in the national emblem include Romania, Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Germany, Austria, Poland, United Arab Emirates, Czech Republic, Libya, Ecuador, Colombia, Panama, Russia, South Africa and other countries.
The monkey eagle of the Philippines is the largest known eagle in the world and the national bird of the Philippines.