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Q: Significance of colours...
Two questions:
1. What is the significance of colors here?
2. Why red red so popular?
Specially I am wondering about 'pink', In my home country, men are repulsed by pink, maybe a really light pink shirt is okay, if you have a body to pull it off...
But here I've seen, A guy steps out a shining beamer wearing a pink capri pant (whatever that means), or a somewhat muscular shirtless guy covered in tattoos but!... riding a Pink electric bike.
Is there a color considered 'girly', or there is no concept of it?
Red is lucky.
Gold is luckier.
Yellow is porno.
Pink is metrosexual.
Blue is for a working area.
Green is for if your wife is F**king someone else (if you are wearing a green hat).
White is or funerals.
Scandinavian:
yeah, the thing about the green hats also holds true in Ireland on St. Pattys Day
If you know design (of anything) of products you want to sell worldwide, then you know the significance of numbers, colors, sounds etc. It really matters a lot. But because Red is associated with something good (e.g. I can associate it with Santa Claus and the CCP) doesn't mean that all colors have a significant meaning.
However, Pink symbolizes love in China. So a dude who drives a pink car, is (apart from being gay and in denial) probably in love.
Karma101:
haha, the last sentence was funny... Thanks for your answer 
Red is considered lucky in Chinese culture. It is also the colour associated with socialism and communism. I am curious in the title you say colour and in the question you say color, why?
Karma101:
Thanks for noticing… since this forum has folks from different countries and color/colour is spelled differently everywhere… so a small gesture to address everyone.
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And also because I wasn’t sure how exactly it is spelled 
Red is lucky.
Gold is luckier.
Yellow is porno.
Pink is metrosexual.
Blue is for a working area.
Green is for if your wife is F**king someone else (if you are wearing a green hat).
White is or funerals.
Scandinavian:
yeah, the thing about the green hats also holds true in Ireland on St. Pattys Day
