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中日色彩文化含义的比较（国外英文资料） The comparison of the meaning of Chinese and Japanese color culture Time: 2011-04-2211:59:58: rank Color of death, the paper said. It should be the biggest difference between the two countries understanding of red. Therefore, the ancient Chinese developed the meaning of the white culture. If you compare the white of China and Japan. Comparison of the meanings of Chinese and Japanese color culture. Keywords: sino-japanese, color, cultural meaning, comparison 1. The red Chinas red Red can be said to be the most China color color, has become the symbol of the Chinese national spirit world. For a long time, red has been in the hearts of the Chinese people, and has been unable to replace the other colors. (1) the worship of red The Chinese people refer to huang di and yan di as their ancestors, calling themselves the yanhuang and the inflammation here means fire. In the primitive agrarian society, fire was the symbol of life. In the early days of the primitive society, primitive people did not know how to use fire. They could only eat raw meat and endure the cold. It was not until the fire that it changed all that. Fire, the primitive man had eaten the cooked food, got rid of the cold, and ushered in the dawn of civilization. Therefore, the worship of the color of the color of fire is made in the sense of reason. The Chinese call themselves the yellow descendants, the direct evidence of the Chinese worship of red. (2) the red of power Du fu has a poem: zhu door is smelly, the road has frozen dead bone. The zhu gate is the main gate of the red house. In the feudal age of China, the red gate was only able to be used by the powerful nobility, so it became a symbol of power. The word zhu gate highlights the high status of red in feudal feudal society. The thesis is comprehensive, compared. (3) the red of luck and happiness In China, traditionally brides wear red. And wear a red cover to hold the ceremony. The red is more able to foil the brides beauty in