Color Challenge Monday Red: Good Luck Charms
Red has always been a auspicious color for the Chinese. During my trip to Beijing, I visited the Prince Gong Mansion which was the residential palace of a prince. In the compounds of this huge mansion, there was a temple. Outside the temple, there many lucky charms hanging on this wooden structure. Do you believe in luck or lucky charms? Are people successful because they are lucky? Perhaps I will write about this topic in my future post.
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My wife's family is very traditional Chinese, so there are lots of good luck charms or practices they do.
But my experience is they are not MORE lucky than people who follow luck less or not at all.
Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks for sharing. Chinese tends to be a bit more superstitious and this is reflected in their practices. We of course are not sure at all whether lucky charms work or not. I used the tag #theunmentionables or should it be #unmentionables instead? Following you now.
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Nice good luck charms! Here in Italy we use a red horn shaped pendant as a good luck charm ^_^
I suppose in different countries, different things are used as good luck charms. Following you now.
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Red is auspicious color not only for the Chinese but for Indians as well :)
Thank you for enlightening me. For the Chinese, red is prominently used during happy occasions like weddings and Chinese New Year. I am following you now.