Colored idioms

Color is often used as metaphor and symbol in Chinese. Many idioms in Chinese also use this symbolic meaning to make them full of interest and beauty. Therefore, many Chinese idioms contain color-related contents and meanings. Here are some common idioms with colors.

1.hóng hóng hu\u hu\u- refers to people's vitality and describes how prosperous the scene is.

2. Q ě ng Hó ng z à o bá i-refers to the various causes, situations and reasons of things, which are often used to accuse someone for no reason, but also to quarrel or entangle.

3. distinguish between black and white (hē iBá iē nmí ng)-refers to the accurate identification of things or the process or analysis of things, and can clearly distinguish black and white from the truth.

4. shine on you is better than Blue (Q: ng ch ū yú lá n é rè sè ng yú lá n)-refers to the fact that the latecomers have surpassed their predecessors' level, achievements or work.

5. Starting from scratch (bá i sh ǒ u q ǐ ji ā)-refers to building a career or wealth without any support and relying on your own ability and efforts to succeed.

6. lán Xiang)- refers to the vocational education plan launched by People's Republic of China (PRC) (China) Party and government in 2007, aiming at providing free training for young people in poverty-stricken areas throughout the country. The school is mainly blue, so it was directly named Lan Xiang.

In a word, Chinese idioms are very colorful, including many idioms related to color. These idioms are simple in structure and vivid in meaning, which can bring people a lot of interesting imagination space. At the same time, these idioms also have the function of helping people to strengthen their understanding, and are also one of the important means to enrich language and culture and promote cultural exchanges.