Who knows purple?

Purple represents many meanings. Different from the west, in the traditional culture of China, purple is not a positive color, but a combination of red and blue. About the earliest use of purple. When it was first seen in The Analects of Confucius, The Analects of Confucius Yang Huo stated that "evil purple captured Zhu Ye, evil Zheng Sheng was chaotic and elegant, and evil covered the country". Because of the allusions in The Analects of Confucius, people often compare evil with evil, and compare the following chaos with purple for Zhu. Wang Mang usurped the Han Dynasty. The book "Praise of Han Shu Wang Mang" is entitled "Purple Frog, the rest leap", saying that Wang Mang usurped the Han Dynasty and the purple frog crowed. Scholars in the Qing Dynasty once said that Manchu "wins the positive color, and all the different surnames are kings", which is also using purple to win Zhu.

Purple represents authority, prestige, profundity and spirit.

Purple is a combination of warm red and cold blue, which is an excellent stimulating color.

Purple can relieve heart pain, stiffness and cysts, and has a good auxiliary effect on treating severe constipation, water cysts, migraine and gastrointestinal, uterine and skin diseases.

In addition, it can also be used to treat mental illness, rheumatism and epilepsy. Purple can be used in deep system surgery to relieve pain.

Purple can relieve the eyes, ears and nervous system, but it may also suppress people's emotions, especially anger.

People who like purple always try to do better than what they have, whether in faith, emotion or spirit. They are eager for knowledge and love reading. In order to realize their ideal selves, people will seek answers in their own lives and other people's lives. Because of the pursuit of perfection, I am extremely harsh on myself, so I am also struggling with myself.

In the west, purple is a symbol of leadership, dignity and wealth. It used to be the color of emperors, military commanders and other officials. Since Roman times, it has a close relationship with the royal family. In the Middle Ages, purple was the most expensive dye, which could only be used to make cloth used by nobles and rich people. Usually, only the royal family can get these. At that time, many kingdoms prohibited anyone or institution except the royal family from using purple. In view of this convention, which is very sensitive, we always associate purple with money and power.

Purple represents strong feelings, so there is a saying of "purple passion". Although purple is not as hot as red, it seems to burn everything as fast as red.

Purple is a mixture of red and blue. From the painter's point of view, purple is the most difficult color to mix. There are countless shades to choose from. It seems that no one has ever found the "right purple". Many people who are not color-blind also have some difficulties in identifying and distinguishing purple from other colors. Sometimes blue looks purple, sometimes maroon looks purple, sometimes magenta looks purple, and vice versa. Purple is the embodiment of creativity and good ideas. Many children say that purple is their favorite color, and so do some creative people.

People who like purple can always make many friends, because they always consider others before themselves. Generally speaking, they don't expect too much of themselves, but some people may become self-heroes. This is mainly because they like to seek answers in uncertain ways and often fail, so they will be unhappy.

Purple represents many things, such as: purple is violet, purple symbolizes old age, sunset, purple is amethyst, purple is vine, purple is the color of Harold crayons, purple is rarely used in your mother's house, purple represents newborns, purple is the color sold by Lydia (a rich ancient country in western Asia Minor), purple is many different colors, purple represents veins, and purple is the color of plums.

Purple-represents elegance, nobility, charm, pride, mystery, impressive, oppressive, tends to purple, and can produce terror. Blue-purple-loneliness, dedication. Red-purple-sacred love. Deep purple-a symbol of ignorance and superstition, latent disasters often erupt from deep purple. Purple permeates a little white-

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. And deep purple is very heavy, like an irresistible evil force. Purple symbolizes magic, mystery, crystals and mythical figures. Purple is full of mystery.

Purple dream is full of romance and mystery, which makes people daydream and aftertaste. However, purple also represents the color of inner anxiety. The person you like is extremely sensitive and introverted.

Purple represents death, ghosts and nightmares in western culture, and sadness in Japan.

People who love purple (hidden personality) usually have the characteristics of artists and are easily sentimental. But wit is emotional and observant. Although he thinks he is ordinary, he has a great personality.

Be silent and introverted in public. But it is often easy to abuse feelings, causing many unnecessary misunderstandings. This is not malicious promiscuity. After others tell you afterwards, you will seriously reflect, but it is also easy to make mistakes again.

The personality of people who like purple is elegant and noble, full of sensibility, delicate and sensitive, elegant in aesthetic taste and self-knowledge. People who have a bad sense of harmony and balance in shape, color and texture will feel stupid. At the same time, they will try to avoid contact with people who don't know how to observe other people's feelings, who are self-centered and don't consider other people's feelings. Because of this, they sometimes give people a feeling of being "alone" and inaccessible.

This kind of person is very strong at heart, but very calm on the outside. They have a strong interest in fortune telling, divination and the mysterious power that the eyes can't see, and they are easy to believe this set. I will be desperately moved and yearned for something that can arouse my inner voice, but others don't know much about it.

Most people who like purple are physically weak, or there are more people who are allergic and neurotic. This physical condition makes these people feel more acute, sensitive and rich. Very human, very popular with friends. . .

Color function-purple

In the visible spectrum, violet light has the shortest wavelength. Especially invisible ultraviolet rays. Therefore, the eye's resolution to the subtle changes of purple light is very weak, which is easy to cause fatigue. Purple gives people a sense of nobility, superiority and elegance. Feelings of fluidity, uneasiness, etc. Deep purple is only the color of pain, disease and death spot, which is easy to cause psychological depression, pain and anxiety. Many ethnic groups regard it as a negative and ominous color. Light purple is the color of fish fat, which easily reminds people of the bitterness of fish gall and the corruption of internal organs. So purple also has the function of expressing bitterness, poison and terror. However, bright purple is like the glow in the sky, the flowers on the leaves and the eyes of lovers, which makes people feel beautiful, so it is often used to symbolize the love between men and women. In some places, if purple is used improperly, it will produce a low-level, dissolute and ugly impression.

Visible light with the shortest wavelength is purple wave. Usually, we think there are a lot of purple, because red with a little blue or blue with a little red will obviously have a purple taste. So it is difficult to determine the standard purple. John? Eaton described purple as an unconscious color, mysterious, impressive, sometimes oppressive, and sometimes threatening and inspiring because of different contrasts. When purple appears in the color gamut, it may obviously produce a sense of terror, especially when it tends to purple. Goethe said: "This kind of colored light projected on a landscape implies the horror of the end of the world."

Purple is a color that symbolizes piety. When purple gets darker and darker, it is sometimes a symbol of ignorance and superstition. Potential disasters often erupt suddenly from deep purple. Once the purple is diluted, when the light and understanding illuminate the pious color of ignorance, the beautiful and lovely aura will make us ecstatic.

Use purple to express chaos, death and excitement, use blue-purple to express loneliness and dedication, and use red-purple to express sacred love and spiritual governance-in short, these are some performance values of purple ribbon.

Purple seems to be the most negative color on the color circle. Although it is not as cold as blue, the infiltration of red makes it complicated and contradictory. It is in an uncertain state between cold and warm, and its low lightness may constitute the psychological negative feeling caused by this color. Unlike yellow, purple can hold many faded layers. A dark and pure purple will become a very beautiful and soft color as long as a small amount of white is added. With the continuous addition of white, many layers of lavender are constantly produced, and each layer of lavender is very soft and moving.

How the word purple is written in various languages;

China Chinese: purple

English: purple; ; purple

Old English: purpul；; Purpl amateur painter

French: pourpre

Oaksey Tan: Violet.

Provencal: Viulet

German: Purpur；; Lila

Italian: porpora

Sicilian: Viola.

Spanish: Purpura.

Asturian: Purpura

Chamorro: Culot Lila

Basque: More

Portuguese: roxo；; Purpura

Japanese: パープル

Danish: purpur

Faroese: purple

Norwegian: purpur

Swedish: purpur；; Rosa

Dutch: purperen

Frisian: poarperen；; pear

Papiamento: pus (there are two dots on the letter u)

Romanian: purpuriu

Finnish: purppura

Hungarian: Bibor

Albanian: I think? (There are two dots on the letter E)

Czech: purpur；; Nachovz Bavit; nach

Mohawk: oharennahta

Quechua in Ecuador: Sani (with "~" on the letter N)

Cebu: Morado

Indonesian: Varna Ungu

Cornish: purple

Welsh: Beaufort; ; Glasgochi

Isle of Man: gorrym jiarg

Scottish: purpaidh；; purple

Samoan: viole

Maltese: vjola

Latvian: purple

Esperanto: purpuro；; purpura