I've been to a few places in and out of my country. The first thing I noticed is that in every city, there's a community made up of people from a different country. There's Chinese communities, Indian communities, Filipino communities, and other non-Asian nationalities. Another curious thing is that they display their respective flags in certain places of honor. This is the wonder of world flags.

In communities like those, the people there may have spent a long time away from their country. Furthermore, they already live in a place where the culture is different. In that scenario, they often have episodes of homesickness and other things that show how much they miss their home countries. This is especially true if they want to practice their culture in a place with a different culture. The reason why they let their flags fly in those communities is because they want to remember what it was like to be in their home country. They give it the honor it deserves by respecting their ties to their motherland.

World flags also say something about the way they want to cultivate their way of life. Just by setting them up shows how much they want to spread their culture. They also want to recreate the cultural environment of their home country. This means that they want to preserve their ties to their nation across the generations in that community. After all, they brought their culture into another country. They wouldn't want it to be diminished after a few generations, would they?