What does blue stand for? Why do many girls like blue?

In the traditional culture of our country, blue has hardly appeared. In other countries, blue has the meaning of courage, calmness, reason and never giving up. So what does blue stand for?

1, Loyalty: Loyalty is about the long term. Blue, which gives people a profound feeling visually, is a symbol of loyalty. Those humble blue flowers: violets, Veronica and forgetting me are all symbols of loyalty. There is a legend that a girl stood by the roadside where her lover said goodbye to her for a long time in order to wait for her lover to come back, until she finally became chicory with tiny blue petals-"chicory" means "the person waiting by the roadside" in German. In medieval court literature, loyalty was embodied as a woman in a blue skirt, and sitter-"sitter" means "enduring". In Britain, the wedding custom requires that every bride's dowry should have a big blue thing-loyalty.

2. The blue flower of longing: Blue Flower is the embodiment of romantic literature. 1802, Novalis published the unfinished novel Dean Heinrich von Uft. Novalis's colorful novels contain a longing for the meaning of life, which stems from mysterious experiences and can overcome death. Today, desire is regarded as blue, because it is related to distance like loyalty. Blue represents the positive side of fantasy and symbolizes utopia and unreachable ideal.

Blue is the symbol of eternity and the coldest color. Pure blue shows a kind of beauty, gentleness, reason, peace and cleanliness. Blue has a rational and accurate image because of its calm characteristics. In commercial design, most commodities or corporate images that emphasize technology and efficiency choose blue as the standard color and corporate color, such as computers, cars, photocopiers and photographic equipment. In addition, blue also represents melancholy, which is influenced by western culture. This image is also used in literary works or commercial designs with emotional appeals.