China is full of ancient Qin and Han dynasties; Continues the legacy of Tang and Song Dynasties; Follow the brilliant vein of Wei and Jin dynasties; Flowing with the charm of Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. With its rich cultural connotation, it is coiled into an intricate Chinese knot, which highly summarizes the endless history of the descendants of the dragon.
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In the history of China, the earliest colors used were black, white, earth red and ochre, and red was the earliest "popular color". In slave society, blue, red, white, black and yellow are considered as the five positive colors representing east, south, west, north, neutral wood, gold, water and earth. In feudal times, yellow symbolizes sacredness, authority and solemnity, and is a symbol of wisdom and civilization.
As a special color of the emperor, Shu Ren is not allowed to wear yellow clothes. Ancient yin and yang scholars regarded the five elements of gold, wood, water, fire and earth as five virtues, and thought that each dynasty represented one virtue. In China, black was popular in Xia Dynasty, white was popular in Yin and Shang Dynasties, and the Zhou Dynasty was a fire virtue, which endowed red with orthodox status. At the beginning of the Han Dynasty, it was water virtue, later changed to earth virtue, and finally changed to fire virtue, so it was still red.
National politics and culture advocate the use of red, so gradually, red culture has penetrated into all aspects of China and become the representative of the nation. China Red, as the cultural totem and spiritual conversion of China people, can be traced back to the devout worship of Japanese gods in ancient times, and the earliest sacrificial dress in China Han Dynasty was red. In the Han Dynasty, the sun symbolizes eternity, brightness, vitality, prosperity, warmth and hope, and natural red also has the symbolic meaning of the sun, which has been passed down to this day.