What does white symbolize? What does yellow symbolize? What does black symbolize?

In the West, especially in Europe and the United States, white is the main color of wedding dresses, indicating the purity and fidelity of love (also said to be God's favorite color). However, in the East, white is used as a mourning color. White is not a cold color or a warm color, which means that white has no color tendency. In Han Chinese culture, the color white is associated with death and mourning, such as the "white" in "red, white and happy event" refers to funeral. Today, at Chinese funerals, relatives and friends of the deceased usually wear black veils on their arms and small white flowers on their lapels as a sign of mourning and respect for their deceased loved ones. It also symbolizes failure, stupidity, no profit, such as in war, the losing side is always playing the "white flag" to indicate surrender; called the intellectually inferior people "idiots"; the effort and no benefit or no effect is called "busy for nothing! ", "white effort", "white work" and so on. It also symbolizes evil, sinister, such as "white face" treacherous. It also symbolizes shallow knowledge, no merit, "white" in feudal society is "the color of the common people", called the common people as "white Ding", "white", "white", "white", "white", "white", "white", "white", "white", "white", "white", "white", "white", "white", "white" and so on. The color "white" was the color of commoners in feudal society, and the commoners were called "white men", "white clothes" and "white bodies". Literati who lacked exercise and experience were called "white-faced scholars". In traditional theater, the white face denotes insidiousness and treachery, and doing things that offend people is compared to "singing the white face". During China's democratic revolution, the reactionary forces' frantic suppression of the revolution was known as the "White Terror". If one is not welcomed by others, one would say "being looked at in a blank way by someone"; unrepressed injustice, poor and blank. White is also often a symbol of purity.

Flowers such as spring flowers, mums, roses, tulips, chrysanthemums, rape flowers, sunflowers, etc., all have a delicate, fragrant yellow color. Fruits such as lemons, pears, and melons make yellow a sweet and sour appetizing color. China's feudal dynasty from the Song Dynasty onwards, bright yellow is the emperor's special color, such as "yellow for noble". Belly circumference is a kind of silk scarf around the waist, around the abdomen, its complexity varies, the color of yellow is expensive, sometimes called "waist on the yellow". White and yellow are traditionally used for funerals in China. In English, yellow is associated with jealousy, cowardice, corruption, and. The American slang term for a coward is yellow belly; yellow journalism is used for sensationalism. In international political groups, yellow represents liberals. Yellow Pages originated from the British Yellow Page, a telephone directory containing phone numbers of business organizations, organized into categories. In the Chinese Five Elements, yellow is a symbol of earth. Yellow is the color of gold and therefore also has a meaning of wealth. In Taiwan, yellow is the color that represents the New Party, as well as the color of the Brotherhood of Elephants of the Chinese Professional Baseball League. In Canada, yellow represents the color of the National Alliance Party, which means yellow skin and black hair, symbolizing overseas Chinese. The character color represents propulsion, purpose, and controllability In resistance values it represents 4. Yellow also serves as an eye-catching color, such as traffic lights, which are used to alert pedestrians and vehicles to the fact that they are on the move. In Peking Opera face painting represents ferocious and brutal characters, such as Dian Wei.

In Western culture, black generally represents a pejorative, such as: black day, said miserable, sad, sad day, like "Black Friday"; black in paintings, literature and movies are often used to render the atmosphere of death, horror; black is the color of mourning, people often wear black clothes to participate in funerals. But sometimes black also has a positive meaning, such as: in the fashion industry, black represents a stable, solemn style; in colloquial speech, "the new black" represents the latest fashion trends; in the financial sector, "black letter" represents into the super, proving that there is no debt. In Chinese folklore, black food is sometimes considered better for the body, such as black pork or black chicken, which are more nutritious and superior. Black also stands for "secret", "hidden" and uncertain, e.g.: triad, refers to underground hidden criminal organizations; "black box" refers to a system in which no information is disseminated. "Black gold" is often used to describe money of unknown origin, usually from embezzlement, but in some contexts "black gold" can also mean just black valuables, usually most commonly used to describe oil. Black Humor (Black Humor) Black humor is different from general humor in that its absurdity, cynicism, cynicism contains heavy and bitter, tears and pain, melancholy and cruelty, so that in its bitter laughter contains tears, and even anger. It is in this sense that the term "black humor" has come to be used. In other cultures, black has different meanings, e.g.: in the minds of the Masai people in Kenya, black is a sign of cloudy skies and rainy seasons, and therefore symbolizes prosperity and life; among the Yi people in China, it turns out that the nobles claimed to be different from the ordinary people, and that their bones were black, and therefore black is a sign of nobility, and that black Yi are the nobility, while white Yi are the slaves; in the culture of Ancient China, black is a symbol of the North, representing the "water", the "water", and the "water". In ancient Chinese culture, black is a symbol of the north, representing "water", one of the five colors, with no derogatory meaning; in Germany, black represents conservative parties, such as the "CDU", "Bavarian CSU", etc.; in New Zealand, black represents the national rugby team, because their ball is black. In New Zealand, black stands for the national rugby team because their jerseys are black. In colloquial Chinese, black is often used to mean being ignored or excluded from the limelight, e.g. to describe a person who is not recognized by his or her superiors as "blacked out". The color black is also used for: the anarchist flag is an all-black flag; the pirate tradition uses a black flag with a white skull and crossbones on it; in autocross, a black flag indicates that the car is stuck; in billiards, the black ball is the seven-point ball in snooker; and in American boules, the black ball is the final eighth ball. In Western astrology, black mirrors and crystal balls are used by shamans for divination.