What does purple mean?

In China tradition, purple represents the spirit of saints and emperors. For example, the Forbidden City in Beijing is also called the Forbidden City, and there are so-called purple spirits from the East. Affected by this, the Japanese royal family still respects purple, which originated from the worship of Polaris in ancient China.

In the west, purple also represents nobility, and it often becomes the favorite color of nobles. This is because the purple dye commonly used by the ancient Roman Tyres was only worn by nobles, and almost all the clothes dyed were dark red, which was also very popular with the monarch at that time.

In Byzantine times, emperors from royal blood would add the words "born in purple gate" to their titles to show their orthodox blood, which is different from monarchs who obtained the throne by other means.

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Purple represents sacredness, honor and love. In high etiquette churches (such as Catholicism and Anglican Church), purple tablecloths and purple candles will be replaced.

Purple also symbolizes magic, magic, magic and other attributes beyond nature. So in some games, magic, magic value (MP), magic attack and other attributes will be represented by purple. But considering color blindness and other factors, and blue is also a symbol of wisdom and nature, most games usually use blue instead of purple to represent magical attributes, corresponding to red, representing life, strength and attack.

The light purple of lavender is very interesting and feels casual. It is said that it reminds people of the past in spring or youth. Purple is very unpredictable, just like an irresistible and disturbing force. Red and purple symbolize wonderful power, while blue and purple symbolize the universe, crystals and mythical figures. Full of fantasy and fantasy.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Purple (Color)