Can the core values of social subjects be put on the national flag?

Of course. The national flag is a symbol and symbol of a country, representing the sovereignty and dignity of the country. In China, the national flag is usually printed with five yellow five-pointed stars and an atmospheric red flag with the words "People's Republic of China (PRC)". In the design of the national flag, it is not clearly defined whether the content of the core values of social subjects can be placed. However, in practical application, in order to express and carry forward the core values of social subjects, some occasions will add corresponding slogans, patterns or signs to the national flag. For example, in some important national celebrations, commemorative activities and publicity activities, slogans such as "Chinese Dream" and "Socialism with Chinese characteristics" can be printed on the national flag to show China's characteristics and national self-confidence. However, anything added to the national flag should comply with the requirements of national laws and regulations, follow the relevant provisions and procedures of the state, and must not damage the image and dignity of the country.