The "National Prize" refers to various awards given by countries to recognize outstanding achievements in fields such as arts, sciences, literature, and public service. These prizes aim to honor individuals or groups who have made significant contributions to society and culture, often promoting national pride and inspiration. Each country may have its own version of the National Prize, with specific criteria and categories. For example, the National Book Award in the United States celebrates excellence in literature, while the Nobel Prize is awarded internationally for achievements in areas like peace and science.