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Monday, December 10, 2007

Color means a lot


In a colorful tradition and culture that Philippines have, colors means a lot. Influences from foreign countries contribute a big factor on how Filipinos deal with a lot of things including the way they dress up. One of which is the influence of Chinese traditions.

Colors have their own meanings on how people interpret it. In the Philippines most likely, they relate color on the way they feel or their emotions at a particular period. Because of the Chinese influence, Filipinos see the color red as a symbol of happiness that brings luck and fortune which is usually worn during a special occasion like birthdays and other happy gatherings. White as a symbol of purity which is worn by most Chinese during a wake or mourning for someone they love who passes away, while most Filipinos wear black as a sign of grief.

Many factors are to be considered in choosing what to wear. Even though people usually say that what feel is more important, still what we wear is something that reflects our emotion. People wear clothes not only as to please themselves but also as a tool to communicate and express their emotions. thus, people must know when and where to wear it. A particular color of clothing can be use to show respect and also to gain respect from others too.

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