The Saint George's Cross is a red cross on a white background, traditionally associated with Saint George, the patron saint of England. This emblem has been used since the Middle Ages and symbolizes bravery and chivalry. It is prominently featured on the Flag of England and is often seen during national celebrations and sporting events. In addition to its significance in England, the Saint George's Cross is also used in various other contexts, including the Order of Saint George and the flags of several regions and cities. Its design has influenced other flags and heraldic symbols throughout history.