What should be put when the flag is lowered at half-mast**, this is a question about national etiquette and national culture. In China's traditional culture, ** has a very important position, which can not only express emotions, but also convey culture and values. Therefore, on the solemn occasion of lowering the flag at half-mast, it is very important to choose the right one.
First of all, lowering the flag at half-mast is a ritual to express condolences and respect, therefore, the chosen ** should be able to convey this emotion. Generally speaking, when lowering the flag at half-mast, you should choose some tragic and heavy **, such as "March of the Volunteers", "National Anthem", etc. These ** are able to express respect and condolences for the person or event that has passed away.
Secondly, the choice should have national characteristics and cultural connotations. China has a rich tradition and national culture, so these factors should be taken into account when choosing to lower the flag at half-mast. For example, you can choose some ** with strong national characteristics, such as "Erquan Reflecting the Moon", "Fishing Boat Singing Evening", etc., which can convey the unique charm of Chinese culture.
Finally, the ** chosen should be in line with the occasion and etiquette requirements. Flag-and-mast is a solemn occasion, therefore, the ** chosen should meet the requirements of etiquette and not be too noisy or harsh. At the same time, the speed and rhythm of ** should also meet the requirements of the occasion, not too fast or too slow.
To sum up, when lowering the flag at half-mast, you should choose some tragic and heavy **, which have national characteristics and cultural connotations, and at the same time meet the requirements of the occasion and etiquette. Only in this way can we better express respect and condolences for the deceased people or events, convey the unique charm of Chinese culture, and also meet the requirements of etiquette.