Qing Dynasty MEDALS
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the international exchanges between China and foreign countries were increasing. In order to maintain friendship, many countries often presented MEDALS to important foreign guests such as envoys, inspection officials and travelers. However, according to the tradition, the Qing government gave Chinese mandarin coats, flower plumes and headwear, which was not appropriate for international practice. So the prime minister of the qing government national affairs, Yu Guangxu seventeen years (1891 years)  December 29, to the court with a medal of articles of association, suggest setting "ssangyong treasure star" medal.  medal of the medal of the throne and articles of association, design approval soon, the first medal was born in China's history. The "Double Dragon Treasure Star" medal is shaped like a star, and the design is modeled after the Qing Dynasty national flag, with the dragon as the symbol. The MEDALS are divided into five levels of ll, with the first, second and third levels each divided into three levels, and the fourth and fifth non-fine levels. The rank is marked with Manchu script on Bao Xing, and inlaid with jewels, or pearls, or coral, or gemstones, according to their color classification order. When awarding MEDALS, a "Medal certificate" shall be issued at the same time as a certificate.
Republic of China Medal
During the Republic of China emblem production can be said to be multifarious. Reward badges, there are central, there are local; There are military and political organs or popular organizations; Some are issued in the name of organizations, some are given in the name of individuals. Some called MEDALS, MEDALS, some called MEDALS, honorary MEDALS and so on, a wide variety of names. At the beginning of the founding of the Republic of China, the central government and some provincial military and political institutions issued MEDALS to commend and reward those who had made contributions to the founding of the Republic of China. The Nanjing Provisional Government set up three kinds of MEDALS, such as the nine caulding, the tiger and the lion. During the reign of Li Yuanhong, commemorative MEDALS were issued in the name of "Grand Marshal" and "Vice President". The Hubei Army Teaching Corps also issued commemorative MEDALS for veterans. During the reign of the Beiyang warlords, the Beijing government established the Order of Jiahe and the Order of Wen Hu, etc., and there were quite a few MEDALS awarded in the name of military and political chiefs in various provinces. Such as Zhili Governor medal, Hubei army Inspector Xiao Yaonan medal, etc. During the reign of the Republic of China, Nanjing government also set up a variety of MEDALS and MEDALS, such as the Blue Sky and Daylight Medal, Zhongshan Medal, Kancheng Medal and so on. There are also many local, departmental and industrial MEDALS, especially those of the military system. The Jiahe Medal was established in July 1912 and has nine classes (later changed). It is awarded to those who have meritorious service to the country or made contributions to learning and cause. The grades are determined according to the degree of merit and position of the recipient. Jiahe is a particularly strong growing rice, the ancient people regard Jiahe pattern as a symbol of good luck. After the establishment of the Republic of China, Jiahe pattern replaced the dragon pattern of the Qing Dynasty often appeared on the currency and emblem, and had the nature of a simple national emblem. At that time, Jiahe pattern style did not make clear provisions. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the national emblem design still retains Jiahe.
Medal of the People's Republic of China
A badge of honor awarded by the People's Republic of China to the People's Liberation Army for meritorious service during the Chinese People's Revolutionary War. Including: August 1st Medal; Medal of Independence and Freedom; The Medal of Liberation. The central design of the Bayi Medal is the red star and Bayi, highlighting the glorious historical fact that the Communist Party of China independently led the revolutionary armed forces on August 1, 1927; The central pattern of the Medal of independence and freedom is the red star and Yan 'an Pagoda Mountain, symbolizing under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, the revolutionary shrine of Yan 'an is the revolutionary base camp of the Chinese people's anti-Japanese national war; The central design of the medal of Liberation is the red star and Tiananmen Square, symbolizing the Communist Party of China leading the people's armed forces to win the national victory. Under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, the Chinese People's Liberation Army, together with the rest of the people, bravely waged the long revolutionary War, making outstanding contributions to the Chinese people's revolutionary cause and the founding of the People's Republic of China. On February 12, 1955, the Seventh session of the Standing Committee of the First National People's Congress of the People's Republic of China, in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution of the State, adopted the Resolution on the Awarding of MEDALS and MEDALS to members of the Chinese People's Liberation Army for meritorious Service during the Chinese People's Revolutionary War. It issued the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Awarding MEDALS and MEDALS to the People's Liberation Army for Meritorious Service during the Chinese People's Revolutionary War. According to the regulations, MEDALS are divided into first, second and third grades, and MEDALS are not graded. The Medal shall be decided by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress and awarded by the President of the People's Republic of China; The medal is approved by The State Council and awarded by the Secretary of Defense. The conditions for awarding MEDALS and MEDALS are based on the length of time they have participated in the revolution, their rank at the time, and whether they have been engaged in revolutionary work without gross negligence. The awarding of MEDALS and MEDALS shall be accompanied by a certificate. The awarding of the MEDALS was originally planned to take place in two phases. MEDALS and MEDALS were awarded to active servicemen in 1955 and to demobilized, demobilized and demobilized servicemen in 1956. After the first phase was completed, the second phase was not implemented as planned for some reason. The awarding of MEDALS and MEDALS in accordance with the Constitution of the State is a summative award to the People's Liberation Army for meritorious service in various revolutionary wars. This kind of honor not only shows the Party and the state's concern for the meritorious personnel, but also affirming the great historical achievements of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. It plays a huge role in educating and encouraging the officers and soldiers of the entire army.