What is Flaming?

Fiery red is a Chinese vocabulary, pinyin hu hóng, meaning flame-like color, often referring to the bright red of the flame.

[hu hóng]

1. Refers to the object burning red.

2. Red like fire ^[1]

Song Suzheng's "Visit to Qinglao on November 3rd, but See Huizhou's Records" poem: "Roll the yellow leaves on the promenade, and the curtains will hang down; the master will not come until the end, and the red fire is as gray as snow."

One of the poems in Song Luyou's "Farmhouse": "The big cloth is stable, and the salary is hot."

Song Meiyaochen's "Summer with the River and the Summer": "The depression is like a cook, and the early sun is red."

The second time in "Travel of Lao Can": "Red fiery red, white snow white, green indigo, green green."

Zhou Libo's "Storm and Storm" Part Two 29: "Flame-red, goose-yellow, and snow-white mountain peony flowers are blooming.

Such as: the flaming age; flaming youth.