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Argent, a hen close Gules and on a quarter sinister Gules a knife bendwise sinister Proper. For a crest a demi-hen Proper bearing a knife Proper in her sinister wing. For a motto, "SOLIDARITY IN STRUGGLE". For a warcry, "WHAT COULD GO WRONG?" | Argent, a hen close Gules and on a quarter sinister Gules a knife bendwise sinister Proper. For a crest a demi-hen Proper bearing a knife Proper in her sinister wing. For a motto, "SOLIDARITY IN STRUGGLE". For a warcry, "WHAT COULD GO WRONG?" | ||
===Origin/meaning=== | |||
Red is one of the armiger's favorite colors and contrasts well with white, which is included for aesthetic reasons. It also symbolizes their Chinese heritage. The chicken is the armiger's favorite animal, and they have a history of keeping them as pets. Chickens are scared, timid, unintelligent, and somewhat misunderstood animals, just like the armiger. The quarter sinister is a rather rare find in heraldry, alluding to the armiger's lack of inherited arms and European heritage and their lefthandedness. The knife represents the armiger's attention-seeking tendencies. | Red is one of the armiger's favorite colors and contrasts well with white, which is included for aesthetic reasons. It also symbolizes their Chinese heritage. The chicken is the armiger's favorite animal, and they have a history of keeping them as pets. Chickens are scared, timid, unintelligent, and somewhat misunderstood animals, just like the armiger. The quarter sinister is a rather rare find in heraldry, alluding to the armiger's lack of inherited arms and European heritage and their lefthandedness. The knife represents the armiger's attention-seeking tendencies. | ||