marshal’s flag

Command Flag

The marshal’s flag is an important symbol in traditional maritime culture. Especially during temple festivals, religious ceremonies, and folk events, it is often used to represent the deity’s authority and protective presence.
These banners are typically brightly colored and intricately designed, often featuring mythical creatures such as dragons, phoenixes, and lions—symbols of power and good fortune.
In many traditional festivals, the shuaiqi is more than just decoration—it carries deep cultural and spiritual significance.。
It represents the presence of the deity and serves as a guide for the faith and wishes of the devotees. As the shuaiqi waves in the wind,
it seems to proclaim the divine protection and blessing of the gods, evoking a powerful sense of sacredness.
During the King Boat Burning Festival in Donggang, shuaiqi banners are often used to decorate the king boat, enhancing the festive atmosphere and spiritual grandeur of the event.
These shuaiqi banners are beautifully designed and meticulously crafted, making them a key visual highlight that draws the attention of visitors. They also reflect the local community’s deep respect for and commitment to preserving traditional culture.
The shuaiqi is more than just a part of folk festivities—it also serves as a symbol of community unity, allowing every participant to find a sense of identity and a meaningful connection to their cultural heritage.