Why are all the seats in the cinema red?

When going to the cinema, the seats inside are all red for the following reasons:

First, imitate the design of the opera house. Before the cinema appeared, the opera house appeared earlier. At that time, most of the seats in the opera house were red, so the design of the opera house was copied when the cinema was built. After all, the opera house and the cinema are similar places. And all-red seats will make the whole hall look more classy, so now all major theaters continue this tradition.

Second, red is good for people to watch. The principle of human eyes working in different light is different. Usually, in bright places, such as daytime, the eyes usually work through cones. At this time, they are more sensitive to yellow, but not too sensitive to other colors, which is why many traffic signs are yellow. But at night, the light in the surrounding environment darkens, and the eyes change their working methods.

At this time, it is the rod cells that mainly regulate vision, and they are most sensitive to red. When the film began to play, the surrounding environment became dark. At this time, only the lights on the screen lit up the whole cinema. In this bright environment, people's eyes are not so sensitive to red. So when you watch a movie, you won't be affected by the red color of the chairs around you.

Although the whole red seat is very conspicuous when entering the cinema, when the power supply is turned on, all these dazzling reds suddenly disappear, and people can hardly feel the red color, because the interference factors of the surrounding environment are reduced, and the audience can pay more attention when watching the power supply, and can better devote themselves to the plot of the movie. If you use other colors, you are likely to be attracted by the color of the seat when watching movies, and you will be distracted and unable to concentrate when watching movies.