Taegukgi is comprised of three parts: a white rectangular background, a red and blue Taeguk (flag) in its centre, and four black trigrams on each corner. Citizens were not only informed about Korea’s history but also Taegukgi’s symbolic representations of heaven, earth and water. Many citizens were unaware of this fact.

One parent said, "We must tell this fact not only to us but also to our students. With what we have learned, we will inform our children. Thank you." An official of Shincheonji Church, Ulsan branch, said, "I am glad to see that Ulsan citizens understand the fact they did not know Taegeukgi when they heard the explanation, and I am thankful that they appreciated it."

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