What is RGB or CMYK for Christmas red and green?

The main colors of Christmas are red and green. This reflects the ancient people's love for holly. This plant has sharp leaves in dark green and bears blood-red berries in winter.

In ancient times, people decorated houses and churches with evergreen plants such as holly in winter. They believe that evil spirits will kill plants in winter, causing leaves and flowers to wither. Holly has an extraordinary ability to survive in the winter of death, so they believe that Holly will have the same power to protect them from death.

In addition, Holly has spikes and red berries, which is very suitable as a symbol of the crown. (In the Bible, Jesus was crowned with thorns and disguised as the king of the Jews before suffering. )

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The tradition of using red and green continued until14th century, when people used these two colors to draw medieval altar screens. The so-called altar screen is usually installed in the church to separate the people who come to pray from the Father and the altar. Dr. Spike Bucklow is a scientist and researcher at Cambridge University.

He believes that the screen of the altar constitutes a physical isolation, which allows Victorian people to associate the color matching of red and green with a sense of boundaries. Red and green appear at Christmas, indicating the end of the old year and the beginning of the new year.