Colors forbidden by Italians

In Italy, red is the most taboo color at weddings. Contrary to the chastity expectation of the bride in Italian belief that her heart is free from distractions and her body is flawless, it is red that symbolizes "passion and lust". Italians avoid purple, as well as ladies' statues and cross patterns. Italians have a strong interest in animals in nature, and love animal patterns and bird cases. Especially for dogs and cats.

Italians like green and gray, and the national flag consists of three vertically equal rectangles: green, white and red. According to records, in 1796, Napoleon's Italian legion used green, white and red flags in the battle. This flag was designed by Napoleon himself. Italians avoid purple, as well as ladies' statues and cross patterns.

Italians have always been nicknamed "China in Europe", and the kindness shown in contradictions has a lasting appeal. Due to historical changes, the modern Italian nation has been very different from the ancient Romans, just as there are obvious differences between modern China and ancient China. Ancient people were similar to westerners in the catering system, while modern people were in the catering system, and so on. No matter Italians or China people, the similarity is that they have experienced complex national integration. Italians may have more ethnic types than China. In the history of more than 2,000 years, they have experienced a mixture of Greeks, Carthaginians, Arabs, Germanic Lombardies, Franks, Normans and Spaniards, and their national character also shows the characteristics of multiculturalism. At the same time, this culture is incomprehensible, mainly reflected in the following four groups of contradictory characters.