Why does red represent happiness?

Red represents auspiciousness, jubilation, fiery, happiness, heroism, fighting spirit, revolution, exuberance and passion.

In the eyes of China people, red means good luck. Stick red couplets on holidays and Chinese New Year; Marry a woman, marry a woman; Give red eggs when you have a baby; Gifts should be wrapped in red paper; To lay the foundation for the opening, we should cut red silk. In a word, everything that means happiness and good luck can't be separated from red.

In ancient times, red as a symbol of auspiciousness and happiness was due to the custom of China New Year. At that time, there was a legend that on New Year's Eve, Chinese new year animals would cause disaster and needed to be driven away by fire. Red, which represents fire, naturally becomes a symbol of good luck.

Red is thought to stimulate the secretion of male hormones, so people wearing red clothes can get better results in sports competitions. In China, red traditionally means happiness. For example, it is used to decorate weddings and Spring Festival.

The meaning of origin was highly praised by emperors of all dynasties. Therefore, red is endowed with solemn and sacred connotation. Eye-catching red marks can be seen everywhere in the palace and official seals. Today, the big red, which symbolizes passion, endeavor, auspiciousness and celebration, is still the first choice for people's holiday celebrations.

The ancients will pay more attention to fire than we do. In addition, in nature, for many plants, red represents the maturity and harvest of fruits. If people are healthy, their faces will be rosy, so whether it is the extension of fire or the meaning of good harvest and health, it is natural that red represents happiness in China.