What does red mean?

Red represents auspiciousness, cheerfulness, enthusiasm, boldness, passion and fighting spirit.

In many countries and some ethnic groups, red has the function of exorcism. For example, in ancient China, the walls of many palaces and temples were red.

In the traditional culture of China, the color of fire in the five elements is red, and gossip also symbolizes red.

Because red is easy to attract people's attention, many warning signs are represented by red words or images. For example, at traffic lights, red means stop.

Red is often used to symbolize revolution and leftism in politics, and capitalist countries are used to represent capitalism.

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.

Red represents the color of love;

Red is a common color at Christmas;

North American stock market, red indicates that the stock price has fallen; In the East Asian market, red indicates that the stock price has risen;

In political parties, red traditionally means:

China: China * * * producer; Taiwan Province Province, in particular, is generally known as the "pan-red camp" in the * * * production party area of China.

Canada: Liberal Party of Canada;

Germany: German Social Democratic Party and German Social Democratic Party;

Britain: Labour Party;

United States: * * and the party.

According to 18 personality, people have 18 attribute, 18 basic personality, 72 basic personality and 18 personality.

18 kinds of human correspondence 18 kinds of colors, and red is divided into four kinds: big red, deep red, peach red and pink; There are four kinds of yellow: golden yellow, khaki, goose yellow and light yellow. There are four kinds of green: dark green, dark green, grass green and pink green. There are four kinds of blue, dark blue, sapphire blue, lake blue and sky blue. As for other colors, they are divided into four grades according to purity.

Take red as an example. Red can be roughly divided into four types: big red, deep red, peach red and pink. Red corresponds to the emotional attitude elements of human nature, is the pursuit of love, and finally forms the type of personality. It also corresponds to a basic role of pursuing love (18). According to the intensity (level) of pursuit, this character can be divided into: low pursuit of love, low pursuit of love, high pursuit of love and high pursuit of love. They correspond to the following four reds:

1. Red-festive, auspicious, lively and eye-catching. There is a kind of firecracker in China, which is full of red eyes and sounds loud. After being released, it was covered with red cannon skins, which was very festive. During the Spring Festival, many families and shops like to set off "Dahongpao" firecrackers at the door to celebrate the New Year and bring joy. It is also a hope for the future.

2. Love is crimson, mature, deep and warm.

Deep red is obtained by reducing the brightness on the basis of the original red, which is the brightness change in the red system. Low brightness. This kind of TINT is darker, and it is easier to create a deep and resentful story atmosphere. Convey a stable, mature, noble and negative psychological feeling.

3. Pink-warm, free and easy, generous and gorgeous

Pink, which is darker than pink, symbolizes the enthusiasm of women. Compared with the romance of pink, pink is a more free and easy color.

4. Pink-gentle, gentle, elegant and romantic.

Pink is a mixture of red and white, and is usually described as light red. Pink symbolizes tenderness, sweetness, romance, and no pressure, which can soften attacks and appease impetuousness. When authority is needed, it is not advisable to wear a large area of pink, and it needs to be matched with other authoritative colors.

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Red represents auspiciousness, cheerfulness, enthusiasm, unrestrained, passion, fighting spirit and revolution. Personality color represents positive, initiative, openness, enthusiasm and willingness to communicate with others;