Color anatomy
The exact scoring color for this Flag Tone card.
- HEX
#EE1C25
- RGB
- 238, 28, 37
- HSB
- 357°, 88%, 93%
- HSL
- 357°, 86%, 52%
Nearby tones to compare against
#ED2E1C#ED1C43#ED3942#ED000C#C91821Why this color matters
China's flag is a field-color memory test. The red covers almost the whole flag, so the round asks whether you can recall the ground color without letting the yellow stars pull your eye away.
The target #EE1C25 is a bright saturated red at HSB(358°, 88%, 93%). It is close to pure red but a little less absolute in saturation than Japan's disc color.
Because the stars are yellow, players often push the red warmer or more orange than it needs to be. The correct field is vivid and direct, but still recognizably red before it is orange.
Think of a large red cloth field under strong light. The answer should feel broad and bright, not burgundy and not tomato.
How to remember this flag color
A short memory plan before you play the round.
- Anchor on the main field, not the stars.
- Keep the hue very close to red; only a tiny warm shift is needed.
- Use high brightness, but do not let the color turn orange.
- If your preview feels like a festival lantern, check that saturation and hue are not over-warmed.
