Why do Chinese love red and gold?

Of course, because the national flag chose red and yellow, red is different, and the revolutionary memory it carries is of great significance, and it is the proletariat of the whole world.

The color of the common faith.

Because red is a festive color in China, indicating that the days are prosperous, which is the reason why Chinese people prefer red, and yellow has always been the color of the royal family in the Ming and Qing dynasties, symbolizing nobility, and yellow is bright and bright, so the Chinese people also like yellow.

From the perspective of historical reasons, the Chinese have admired red and yellow since ancient times, and successive dynasties either thought that they inherited the orthodoxy of the Western Zhou Dynasty and advocated red, or according to the Five Elements Doctrine, the soil is in **, the emperor lives in Kyushu **, and the soil is yellow, so they advocate yellow.

In my opinion, Chinese like red and gold matching is also related to the past, I also like these two colors, red symbolizes festivity, gold symbolizes dignity.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) put forward the requirement of "hoping that the national flag will be mainly red" when collecting the national flag design. When the final style is decided, red and yellow are used as hues. Since then, the red color, which represents the memory of the revolution, has also fluttered on the land of our country.

Since the Sui and Tang dynasties, red and yellow have gradually become the exclusive colors of the emperor, and it is forbidden for the people to use them at will, and these two colors have a more "noble" temperament.

Chinese are definitely a nation that loves red and yellow to the bone marrow, in addition to attracting attention, color also has a subconscious impact on people's psychology and emotions, and even thoughts and behaviors.

Most of the world's early civilizations worshipped red, which symbolized the sun, fire, and blood, and was associated with rice, wheat, corn, and the earth.

Why do we complain that the red and yellow pairing is very earthy, but on the other hand, we can't do without it, although we will say that red is particularly cheesy, but I especially like this combination.

Of course, because the national flag chose red and yellow, red is different, and the revolutionary memory it carries is of great significance, and it is the color of the common faith of the proletariat all over the world.

Since the Sui and Tang dynasties, red and yellow have gradually become the exclusive colors of the emperor, and it is forbidden for the people to use them at will, and these two colors have a more "noble" temperament.

Chinese obsessed with gold, in addition to loving the luster of ** this **** and the general quiet equivalent, it also reflects the aesthetic orientation level to leave a deep imprint of agricultural culture, such as the golden grain harvested in the golden autumn is golden, gold is abundant food and clothing, and the people live and work in peace and contentment symbolizes Qiting Rock.

In addition, in China, or many other countries in Asia, gold represents prosperity and influence, and is a metaphor for a certain class status. For example, many of the clothes of the ancient royal family liked to be made of gold threads, representing the supreme dignity of status.

To be precise, it should be golden yellow, representing imperial power and wealth.

Reveal how fanatical the Chinese are about red, even if they fight against the Huns, they must wear red clothes.

Chinese don't like red at all, don't generalize!

Because the ancients believed that red represents auspiciousness, and it can ward off evil spirits, such as the Spring Festival couplets pasted during the Spring Festival are red, and I don't need to repeat this ancient story!

There is a kind of red, called Chinese red.