Why red dust, not green dust, blue dust, and yellow dust?

We all know that the word rolling red dust is generally used to describe this world. So, why Red Dust? Instead of green dust, blue dust, yellow dust? Let me share my opinion.

We all know that every morning when the sun rises red, and when the sun sets in the evening, it also casts a red veil on the earth, and the tiles of every house are also redThe ancient city walls were also red. Red dust refers to the chaotic secular life in this world。It is a metaphor for the road to fame.

Every time we watch ancient TV dramas, when we see the monk in the gradient, the abbot will make him forget the past of Hongchen. Consciousness is to make him a monk who is not confused by fame and fortune, forgets all kinds of things in the world, and is a monk with a pure heart and few desires with peace of mind, and has no quarrel with the world. Since ancient Chang'an was located in the northwest region, the yellow earth seemed to be red in dust at sunset.

So people use the term red dust instead of yellow dust.

The word "red dust" has been passed down from ancient times to the present, and this society has changed a lot from ancient times to the present, including our lives. But the only thing that remains unchanged is that we all use red to represent festivities, such as red lanterns and red clothes, which are worn when there is a family or a happy event or the Spring Festival. Red dust represents the prosperity of the world.

Hongchen is also a metaphor for the road we are taking, and everyone must hope that their road will be prosperous! People don't define it by the color of the surface, but by the meaning it represents. To sum up, this is why it is red dust instead of green dust, blue dust and yellow dust.

The above is just my personal opinion, not necessarily correct, I hope to solve your doubts.

In Buddhism, red dust is the chaotic and prosperous world, that is, the prosperous city, and other answers also say that this word first appeared in Bangu's poetry. It was then quoted by Buddhism to mean a prosperous life on earth.

Let's interpret it separately: Let's talk about "red" first, when people's families have happy events, such as weddings, full moons, New Year's holidays, and festivals; or the old palace tents; Even the main scenery of the sound and color places is mainly red. It can be said that red is the representative color of the bustling city scene, and from the perspective of Buddhism, red refers to the various market activities of people in the disturbed city, full of fireworks, and gradually, red is the color of people.

Looking at the word "dust" again, the word "earthly" is the Buddhist name for the human world, which is due to the flying of dust caused by human activities, so this concept is very vivid. Buddhism also has the concept of "form and color", the color refers to the red, and the shape refers to the dust, so the human world is called "red dust".

In Taoist parlance, "dust" refers to life, that is, the life of a person. That is, Confucianism says "world", Buddhism says "catastrophe", this saying is recorded in the "Taiping Guangji". "Red" has been the meaning of celebration and prosperity since ancient times, and the world full of fireworks and market atmosphere is naturally the most prosperous place.

Later, the word became more and more abstract, and under the influence of Taoism and Buddhism, "Hongchen" referred to "the world".

I remember that there is a movie called "Rolling Red Dust", the name is concrete and vivid, when I see this name, I give people a sense of vicissitudes, and I have to admire the profundity of Chinese characters and the far-reaching artistic conception. Just two words give people a sense of picture, as if a picture of the market and people's feelings appeared in front of them.

Behind the bustling and glamorous on the surface, there is an unsightly vanity fair, which is the real red world.

1. The word "red dust" refers to the meaning of the world.

2. Hongchen refers to the hustle and bustle of secular life in this world, ** the dust raised by the dust raised by the return of the dirt road after the past dirt road and horses, which is a metaphor for the road to fame and fortune.

3. The flying dust in the downtown describes the prosperity and also refers to the lively place. Xu Ling's "Luoyang Road": The green willows are dark in three springs, and there are many red dusts.

4. In the world, the first time Hongju and Lou Meng, it turned out that they had no talent to make up for the sky and entered the world.

5. Hongchen refers to the world, this word was used in the Li Tang Dynasty, and Chang'an under the prosperity was always busy and dusty under the sunset. At that time, Chang'an people seemed to be red, so there was a saying of red dust. Later, Buddhism used this word to describe the world, to describe a woman with a red dust, which means that she has had a lot of experience, not specifically to refer to feelings.

6. Seeing through Hongchen's explanation, this sentence is an ancient Chinese writer, influenced by the natural inaction of Taoism, and later reclusive people are tired of the illusory rich life of officialdom.

The so-called seeing through the red dust means that you should have a heart that embraces all things, and use your heart to forgive and forgive sentient beings. When you study every concept of Buddhism, you never look at the faults of sentient beings, and if you look at the faults of sentient beings, you will always pollute yourself, and you will not be able to practice at all. That is to say, you will never be able to see through the red dust, but you can continue the red dust.

Summary. For Hongchen, we can understand it as "reality", or simply suffering. When we have passed one hurdle, there is another hurdle waiting for us.

After the second hurdle, there is a third hurdle ......It's endless. Therefore, it is difficult for us to avoid the red dust.

Hello, after the red dust, the red dust still shows that the detachment can not be detached. <>

For Hongchen, we can understand it as "reality", or simply suffering. When we have passed one hurdle, there is another hurdle waiting for us. After the second hurdle of Hu Shen, there is also a third spine to guess a cherry blossom to make a type ......It's endless.

Therefore, it is difficult for us to avoid the red dust.

You can simply understand it this way: for example, the jujube pat says that you had a dream, and then you woke up, and you thought you were really awake. However, you are not really awake, you are dreaming that you are "awake", and you are still in a dream at this time!

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Red? But red dust? What does this phrase mean?

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Hello, according to the information provided by your letter Hu, we can find out the meaning of this sentence: the world, life and death, the sliding ruler and the negative attitude of life and happiness are not taken to heart. Now it also refers to the attitude of passive avoidance and inaction after being frustrated.

Red? But red dust? What does this phrase mean?

Hello, according to the information you provided, I will check this for you to find out that it has been: I have not seen through, and in many cases it has always been a negative attitude to life, and I can't get through this negative attitude.