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Chinese customs
lrlgof“ k|yfx
Traditionally, Chinese consider the colour red
as a lucky colour
k/Dk/fut, lrlgof“xn] /ftf] /¨nfO{ ;f}efUozfnL
/¨ dfG5g
Traditionally, the colour white is used in
funerals or considered inauspicious
k/Dk/fut, ;]tf] /¨x cGTo]li6df Jojxf/ u5{g
clg o;nfO{ cz'e 7fG5g\
4 䦉
四
死
Some Chinese avoid the taboo number “four”
because it phonetically sounds like “death”
sf]lx lrlgofx] lglif4 c+s ærf/Æ af6 6f9≥f Af:5g\ lsgls
;'Gbfv]l/ d/0f jf d[To' h:tf] ;'lgG5
Chinese hardly buy a green hat for male married friend. It
has the same meaning that his wife commits adultery
lrlgof“x¿n] cfÏgf] ljjflxt k'if ldqnfO{ xl/of] 6f]kL -x\of6_ pkxf/
lb“b}Gfg\ lsgls o;sf] cy{ p;sf] ldqsf] wd{kTgLn] k/k'if udg u/]
sf] s'/f x'G5
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