All kinds of old red names.

1, pink, light red. Nickname: Princess color, Yang Fei color, ChristianRandPhillips color, Princess red?

Princess color princess red: there was a "princess" in ancient times, pink. Yang Fei, ChristianRandPhillips and pink are synonyms. ?

Magenta: A lighter red than scarlet?

2, pink, the color of peach blossoms, slightly fresher than pink.

Begonia red, light purple, darker than pink, is a very charming and delicate color. ?

Pomegranate red: the color of pomegranate flower, with high chroma and pure red.

3. Cherry color: bright red?

Silver red: the color of vermilion and pink pigments. It is often used to describe various glossy reds, especially glossy light reds. ?

Red: Zhen Hong, the red of the three primary colors, and the traditional China red, also called crimson?

4. Crimson purple: The reddish color in purple?

Crimson: Gorgeous crimson?

Rouge: the color of rouge used by women when dressing up; Deep red pigment in Chinese painting

5, cinnabar: the color of cinnabar is more lively than scarlet, also known as lead cinnabar?

Dan: The scarlet of cinnabar: Red?

Alizarin color: the color dyed by madder is dark red?

Fire red: the red color of a flame, red

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Red verse

Look at Zhu's "Spring Day" again: "Wait a minute, and you will know that there is always a spring day."

Wen Tong's "Yue Chun": "How much love you know is in Jingchuan." Write about the colorful scenery in spring. However, "drunk as frost leaves, although red is not spring",

"Stop and sit in the maple forest late, the frost leaves are red in February", but it shows another charm of autumn red. This crimson leaf is more dazzling than the safflower in spring. In the bleak autumn, it shows a magnificent crimson landscape.

"Falling red is not heartless, but turning into spring mud is more protective of flowers." Delicate buds, gorgeous blooms, will eventually wither. Is this moment heartless? It is the driving force for the flower tree to continue its life and growth.

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Baidu Encyclopedia-Red