The unbearable redness of being

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While many Asian nations embrace color red as a sign of prosperity, take Chinese and Japanese use of the color for example, it is said that there was once a syndrome called “Red Complex” spread throughout Korea in which people expressed the feeling of fear and deep disapproval toward the color red.

Color Me Redder

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Po is she, the naughty one without a man purse. Presumably, Cantonese-English bilingual.

According to a reliable color study report, red is a stimulating and appetizing color, which promotes vitality, strength, sexuality, willpower, and alertness. Red is helpful for the farsighted individuals to become ego-centered and also the opposites to draws back into their shells. When excessively used, it would produce exhaustion or even hostility, anger and violence.

Color Me Red

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The whole Vampirism research makes me wonder what kind of effect does the color red exactly have on people. In fact, my favorite color is red although you barely see me dress in that color. At any rate, my choice color deeply stems from my childhood memories of Haribo Gummi Bear and the Power Rangers.