The ancients of China condensed the mountains, rivers, sun, moon, and seasons into stunning romantic Chinese color palettes. Flowing through millennia, classical poetry remains the ultimate annotation to these colors. Let us look back across five thousand years in poetry and painting, rediscovering the profound implications of Eastern aesthetics.
“如意朱红映雪白，守真克己静墨生。”
“浣花笺纸桃花色，好好题诗咏玉钩。”
“烟光凝而暮山紫，潦水尽而寒潭清。”
“雨过天青云破处，这般颜色做将来。”
“晨露凝青如玉润，静守本真待岁长。”
“三重飞檐接紫气，琉璃映月洗尘心。”
“紫菀含情露未晞，半生烟火半生诗。”
“雨打芭蕉声渐歇，余晖如橙映心扉。”
“杏花天影霓裳舞，曾忆琴瑟五十弦。”
“流光不掩本真，岁月沉淀清气。”
“山色空蒙雨亦奇，黛色千重入望迷。”
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