What are the colors that Mongols respect?

Any nation has its own colors that are admired and taboo, and Mongolian is no exception, and it also has its own colors that are admired and taboo. Ancient Mongolians advocated white, and wore white clothes on holidays and weddings. However, Han people use white to represent funerals. In human social life, white symbolizes truth, goodness and beauty. In ancient times, Mongolians regarded the blue of space as an eternal and beautiful color in nature, which lasted as long as the eternal blue sky and flourished, so it was called blue Mongolia. Mongolians advocate red for a long time. They think red is warm and kind, and use it as a symbol of their own nation, and use it on hats, tassels, bracelets and other things. Mongolians worship fire, believing that it shines the world with its red light and gives people warmth. Fire, past, present, future, burns forever. Kitchen fire is a symbol of national prosperity and family prosperity from generation to generation. Mongolians think that black is the opposite of white, and they hate black most of all colors. According to historical records, Mongolians regard black as a bad color to show enemies, negative aspects and funerals.