Application 1-use Silverlight for a five-star red flag

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Code 1:
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<Canvas xmlns = "http://schemas.microsoft.com/client/2007"
Xmlns: x = "http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml" background = "red" width = "300" Height = "200">

<Canvas. Left = "30" canvas. Top = "35">
<Polygon canvas. Left = "50" canvas. Top = "30" stroke = "red" fill = "yellow"
Points = "30 30, 30 40, 0 50, 30 80, 30, 80, 60 15, 80">
<Polygon. rendertransform>
<Scaletransform scalex = "0.21" scaley = "0.21"/>
</Polygon. rendertransform>
</Polygon>
</Canvas>

<Canvas. Left = "30" canvas. Top = "30">
<Polygon canvas. Left = "60" canvas. Top = "15" stroke = "red" fill = "yellow"
Points = "30 30, 30 40, 0 50, 30 80, 30, 80, 60 15, 80">
<Polygon. rendertransform>
<Scaletransform scalex = "0.21" scaley = "0.21"/>
</Polygon. rendertransform>
</Polygon>
</Canvas>

<Canvas. Left = "30" canvas. Top = "20">
<Polygon canvas. Left = "60" canvas. Top = "5" stroke = "red" fill = "yellow"
Points = "30 30, 30 40, 0 50, 30 80, 30, 80, 60 15, 80">
<Polygon. rendertransform>
<Scaletransform scalex = "0.21" scaley = "0.21"/>
</Polygon. rendertransform>
</Polygon>
</Canvas>

<Canvas. Left = "30" canvas. Top = "0">
<Polygon canvas. Left = "50" canvas. Top = "5" stroke = "red" fill = "yellow"
Points = "30 30, 30 40, 0 50, 30 80, 30, 80, 60 15, 80">
<Polygon. rendertransform>
<Scaletransform scalex = "0.21" scaley = "0.21"/>
</Polygon. rendertransform>
</Polygon>
</Canvas>

<Canvas. Left = "5" canvas. Top = "0">
<Polygon canvas. Left = "20" canvas. Top = "20" stroke = "red" fill = "yellow"
Points = "30 30, 30 40, 0 50, 30 80, 30, 80, 60 15, 80">
<Polygon. rendertransform>
<Scaletransform scalex = "0.5" scaley = "0.5"/>
</Polygon. rendertransform>
</Polygon>
</Canvas>

</Canvas>
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I saw the five-star red flag, but the five-star red flag is not standard enough. I have time to refine it. Of course, some friends will help me refine it better :)

Forge ahead, boldly innovate
Montgomery Zhu