The symbol of the Red Cross is red, and the upper and lower ends of the cross are equal in length. What does this mean?

Cross: the cruelest instrument of torture to punish prisoners in ancient Rome. Jesus Christ came into the world from God, and he was crucified for our sins. Later, the blood-stained cross of Jesus was no longer a cruel instrument of torture, but became a symbol of redemption for hospitals, pharmacies, ambulances and the International Red Cross all over the world. Almost every church has a red cross pattern on the door; The cross has also become a symbol of Christianity. The cross represents the salvation of Jesus Christ.

Red Cross icon: Originated from battlefield rescue, in order to commemorate its founder, Mr. Henry Dunant, a Swiss, and to mark it conspicuously on the battlefield to avoid being attacked, the color of the Swiss flag was especially reversed. The Red Cross is also a symbol of redemption.

The proportions of Christian crosses are: up 1, left 1, right 1, and down 2.5.

The scales of the Red Cross icon are: up 1, left 1, right 1 and down 1.