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Crimson, pronounced fēi hóng, English: crimson. China traditional color name, a red, gorgeous crimson, bright red, red, crimson. The etymology of scarlet English comes from Sanskrit krmi-ja, which means "red dye produced by insects".

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The etymology of scarlet English comes from Sanskrit krmi-ja, which means "red dye produced by insects".

Han Yu's poem "Send Cui Twenty-six Li Zhi": "Send another hundred feet of color, blushing."

The second and third chapters of The Scholars: "Li Lianzhai blushed."

In nature, animals and plants that are thought to be named are also named after their own colors.

Mr. Lu Xun Fujino: "When Ueno cherry blossoms are blooming, they look like crimson clouds."

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