Flags of cities of China

This is a gallery with flags of cities of China. Cities without their own flag are not included.

Mainland China

City flags in use

[[Image:|border|400x100px|Kaifeng (17 March 2006 - present)]] Kaifeng (17 March 2006 - present)

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City flags officially abolished after the 1997 decree

As of 18 November 1997, the People's Republic of China banned localities from making and using local flags and emblems. Despite the ban, some cities have adopted their own flag that often includes their local emblem as shown below.

Ningbo (30 September 1997 - 27 November 1997)

Earlier city flags

Kunming (1 September 1922 - 1 October 1949 under the Republic of China government)

Hong Kong

See also: w:Flag of Hong Kong.

See also: w:List of Hong Kong flags.

Hong Kong (1 July 1997 – present)

Historical flags

British colony of Hong Kong (1871–1876)

British colony of Hong Kong (1876–1955)

British colony of Hong Kong (1955–1959)

British colony of Hong Kong (1959–1997)

Original design of the regional flag of Hong Kong approved in 1990.

Macau

See also: w:Flag of Macau.

See also: w:List of Macanese flags.

Macau (20 December 1999 - present)

Historical flags

Colony of Macau (1976–1999)

Municipality of Ilhas (1975–1999)

Municipality of Ilhas (1999–2001)

Municipality of Macau (1975–1999)

Municipality of Macau (variant) (1975–1999)

Taiwan

See also: Flags of subdivisions of Taiwan.

The ROC-controlled areas continues to use the respective flags.

Special municipalities

Kaohsiung (2010–present)

New Taipei City (2010–present)

Taichung (2008–present)

Tainan (2010–present)

Taipei (2010–present)

Taoyuan (2014–present)

Provincial cities

Chiayi

Hsinchu

Keelung

Historical flags

Kaohsiung (1974-2009)

New Taipei City (1980's-1999)

New Taipei City (1999-2006)

New Taipei City (2006-2010)

Tainan (1978-2010)

Taipei (1981-2010)