Exchange of Presents:The Name and Nature of Chinese Red from the Perspective of Anthropology of Art

Chinese red refers to a key visual symbol of the multiethnic Chinese nation. From naming to local color preference, the visual experience accumulation in Chinese red lies not just in the solitary and fossilized historical relics, but in a ceaseless and dynamic process of formation, recognition, c...

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Main Author: Zhang Ying
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Editorial Department of Contemporary Social Sciences 2018-11-01
Series:Contemporary Social Sciences
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Online Access:https://css.researchcommons.org/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1164&context=journal
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description Chinese red refers to a key visual symbol of the multiethnic Chinese nation. From naming to local color preference, the visual experience accumulation in Chinese red lies not just in the solitary and fossilized historical relics, but in a ceaseless and dynamic process of formation, recognition, conversion and transmission. Moreover, the symbolic constitution and ethnic identi cation of Chinese red exempli es historical accomplishments in local exchanges of artifacts, technologies, systems, and outlooks with foreign partners. Therefore, as part of the country’s cultural heritage, Chinese red also encompasses two aspects, cultural integration based on its identification and artistic productivity with a focus on di erentiation.
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spelling doaj.art-c4ff421f9cdd45ab8d36d41b2eef9f8c2023-03-27T07:22:06ZengEditorial Department of Contemporary Social SciencesContemporary Social Sciences2096-02122018-11-0110.19873/j.cnki.2096-0212.2018.06.008Exchange of Presents:The Name and Nature of Chinese Red from the Perspective of Anthropology of ArtZhang Ying0 Chinese Art Heritage Studies Center of Sichuan Fine Arts InstituteChinese red refers to a key visual symbol of the multiethnic Chinese nation. From naming to local color preference, the visual experience accumulation in Chinese red lies not just in the solitary and fossilized historical relics, but in a ceaseless and dynamic process of formation, recognition, conversion and transmission. Moreover, the symbolic constitution and ethnic identi cation of Chinese red exempli es historical accomplishments in local exchanges of artifacts, technologies, systems, and outlooks with foreign partners. Therefore, as part of the country’s cultural heritage, Chinese red also encompasses two aspects, cultural integration based on its identification and artistic productivity with a focus on di erentiation. https://css.researchcommons.org/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1164&context=journalchinese redtraditional colorcinnabarcultural heritageanthropology of art
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Exchange of Presents:The Name and Nature of Chinese Red from the Perspective of Anthropology of Art
Contemporary Social Sciences
chinese red
traditional color
cinnabar
cultural heritage
anthropology of art
title Exchange of Presents:The Name and Nature of Chinese Red from the Perspective of Anthropology of Art
title_full Exchange of Presents:The Name and Nature of Chinese Red from the Perspective of Anthropology of Art
title_fullStr Exchange of Presents:The Name and Nature of Chinese Red from the Perspective of Anthropology of Art
title_full_unstemmed Exchange of Presents:The Name and Nature of Chinese Red from the Perspective of Anthropology of Art
title_short Exchange of Presents:The Name and Nature of Chinese Red from the Perspective of Anthropology of Art
title_sort exchange of presents the name and nature of chinese red from the perspective of anthropology of art
topic chinese red
traditional color
cinnabar
cultural heritage
anthropology of art
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