What does khaki mean?

1, khaki, usually understood as a color, is a kind of yellow family, which has a deep connection with the traditional culture of China. This color is very close to the color of soil, so it is called khaki. In addition, Tuhuangtian is a special vocabulary, which is the name of a meteorological phenomenon unique to Yunnan, China.

2. In Yunnan, from the first three days of the first frost solar term to the end of the first frost solar term 18 days, it is called "khaki day" or "khaki day". This period is characterized by a drop in temperature and a strong sense of autumn, and there are rich folk customs and proverbs about this period. For example, "when it is sunny, it will be frosty at first, and it will rain when it is frosty".

3. And the legend of "cloudy to sunny" between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law on the morning of the first frost festival. These traditional expressions fully reflect people's keen observation and wisdom summary of natural phenomena. The word Huang Tu has a new meaning in modern Chinese. With the development of science and technology, people began to use khaki to describe some outdated things or concepts.

The origin of khaki is as follows:

1. From the perspective of natural phenomena, khaki is a description of a color. This color is very close to the color of soil, so it is called khaki. In nature, we can see many khaki things, such as soil, sand and rocks. The color of these things is khaki, so people use the word khaki to describe this color.

2. Secondly, from the cultural point of view, the word Huang Tu is closely related to the traditional culture and farming culture of China. In the traditional culture of China, yellow is one of the five colors, symbolizing land, harvest and abundance. The word khaki is directly related to land and soil, indicating admiration and dependence on land.

3. In the farming culture of China, yellow is also regarded as a symbol of auspiciousness and happiness. For example, golden wheat fields represent the joy of harvest, and yellow chrysanthemums symbolize longevity and happiness. Therefore, the khaki in China culture is not only a description of color, but also a symbol of culture.