What does "green" mean in ancient Chinese? What is the significance of today?

The original meaning of "green" refers to the yellow in green, and also refers to the appearance of green.

In ancient Chinese, green was also used to represent "dark" color, such as "the future is bright" and extended to "black". Such as: Lv Yun, green sideburns, refers to the hair of young women.

Pronunciation of "green": [lǜ], [l]

Explanation:

【lǜ】？ Blue and yellow are mixed colors. Generally speaking, grass and leaves show this color. ~ leaves. ~ lights. ~ change. ~ weeks. ~ tea. ~ land. ~ velvet. ~ Shuiqingshan.

【lù】:？ Used exclusively for some nouns: ~ Lin. ~ camp (Chinese armed forces woven by Han people in Qing dynasty, marked by green slate).

This character is recorded in Xiaoya's Law of Bamboo and Mozi.

Poetry and prose

Green, blue and yellow. -"Shuo Wen"

Lou. -The Book of Rites Jade Algae

The green leaves are beautiful. -"Songs of the South, Ode to Oranges". Note: "sentient beings are also."

The name of the green car is Huang Sunche, and the calligraphy is green and blue. -"Yu Tai Xin Yong, Ancient Poetry as Jiao Zhongqing's Wife"

Group words:

Green tea (lǜ tea): A kind of finished tea, which is baked from incompletely fermented tea leaves. When brewed, it turns light blue and smells fragrant.

Green light (lǜ dēng): A green signal light indicating that vehicles can pass at an intersection.

Green light: Allow to do something.

Sentence: Just do it, it will be green.

2. Green space (lǜ dì): an open space with green vegetation in the city.

Sentence: Now this is a green land.

3. Mung bean (lǜ bean): A kind of herb, an erect shrubby annual bean (Phaseolus vulgaris), which is said to be native to India and widely planted in warm areas. It is used as green manure or feed, and its seeds are edible, usually green or yellow. It is the main raw material of raw bean sprouts and can also be used for brewing wine. Also refers to the mature seeds in the pods of this plant.

Many mung beans have been planted this year.

4. Mung bean cake: a kind of cake made of sugar and mung bean powder.

Sentence: Mung bean cake is delicious.

5. Green manure (lǜ) "A herbaceous crop (such as alfalfa) is ploughed when the plant is still green and fermented in the ground to enrich the soil.

6. lǜ fé ihó ng Sh?: It describes the late spring scenery in which flowers are dying and plants are thriving.

From: Do you know? It should be green, fat, red and thin —— Song Li Qingzhao's Dream, Rain and Wind Last Night.

7. Greening (lǜ hua): Make ... green. Widely plant flowers and trees, keep the environment beautiful and sanitary, and prevent soil erosion.

Sentence: Planting trees to green the motherland.

Planting trees, flowers and plants, greening mountainous areas.

8. l ǔ wave: a big wave that can rush to the ship.

9. Shrub hedge (lǜ lí): a fence made of plants.

10. Green hat (lǜ): a disparaging term for someone who has an affair with his wife. Also known as the "green headscarf".

1 1. Chlorophyll (lǜ ping): This plant is also called Manjianghong. It is very small and floats on the water. It is green in spring and reddish brown in summer. It can be used as feed for fish and livestock, fertilizer for paddy fields and medicine.

12. l ǔ Longlong: green and dense.

Sentence: Green grass.

13. Green (lǜ color): a color that is darker than the color of newly grown grass, or bright green, or a color between blue and yellow in the spectrum.

Sentence: This is a green dress.