What moral and symbolic significance does color represent?

What does color stand for? Red: enthusiasm, danger, celebration, resistance and explosion.

Orange: warm, happy, enthusiastic, positive and bright.

Yellow: bright, focused, bright, uneasy and ambitious.

Green: peace, ideal, hope, growth and security.

Blue: calm, melancholy, calm, rational and free.

Purple: noble, mysterious, jealous, elegant and morbid.

White: purity, simplicity, holiness, piety and nothingness.

Black: death, evil, terror, seriousness and loneliness.

Warm red tones: excited, lucky, careful, loyal, fiery, clean and grateful.

Warm yellow tone: warm, bright, rich, steady, independent, spontaneous, fair and perfectionist.

Green cool colors: health, freshness, gentleness, life, kindness, hope, self-cultivation, nature and harmony.

Cool colors of purple: luxury, beauty, anxiety, peace, love, repentance, humility, hope, enthusiasm and enthusiasm.

What is the psychological effect of color? 1. Red: It has a strong visual shock and makes people feel active, warm, vigorous and full of vitality. In people's minds, red is often associated with auspiciousness, good luck and celebration, and it naturally becomes a common color in festivals and celebrations. At the same time, red is easy to remind people of blood and cannons, and it has a sense of life and jumping.

2. Yellow: a gentle and beautiful color with a strong sense of warmth, which makes people feel happy and pure. Withered plants are usually pale yellow, and they are related to aging, old age and dusk. They can also remind people of extremely nutritious foods such as egg yolk and cream. However, yellow is related to disease and weakness, and so is the decline and withering of plants.

3. Orange: It has the advantages of both red and yellow. Its soft color makes people feel warm and strong. Some ripe fruits are often orange, while most nutritious foods (bread and cakes) are orange. Therefore, orange is easily associated with nutrition and sweetness, and it is a color that is easily accepted by people. But in some countries and regions, orange is associated with fraud and jealousy.