used in 女紅|女红[nu : 3 gong1]

red; popular; revolutionary; bonus

pink

lipstick

to blush; to redden (with shame, indignation etc)

dividend; to award a bonus

Xiao Hong (1911-1942), prominent woman writer, originally from Heilongjiang

crimson

scarlet; bright red

to covet; envious; jealous; green with envy; infuriated; furious

very red; red through and through; to blush (deep red)

currently popular (of movie stars, singers etc)

Qiao Hong (1968–), retired Chinese female table tennis player

to turn red; to blush; to flush

to redden

magenta; fuschia

printing portions of a page (e.g. a banner headline) in red (or other color)

(literary) the feminine arts (e.g. needlework)

tender pink

bright red

dark red

to drape sb in red silk as a sign of honor

to make popular; to make famous

to trace over red characters (as a method of learning to write); paper printed with red characters to trace over

vermilion

pink

pinkish-red (color)

reddish brown

orange (color); orange peel (used in TCM)

dark red

to blush; to redden; flushed

carmine; magenta

to turn red (in the face); to flush (with embarrassment or anger)

Dian Hong tea

flush

fiery; blazing

to heat until red-hot

to burst onto the scene; to shoot to fame; to become suddenly popular

scarlet

to become suddenly popular; suddenly all the rage

crimson; scarlet

Internet celebrity; influencer; (attributive) popular on the Internet

to blush

(of a stock or index) to turn positive; to regain popularity

rouge (cosmetics)

Chinese pearleaf crabapple (Malus asiatica); gift for a wedding or other happy occasion; bonus (extra pay, typically given at year-end)

(coll.) to bleed (esp. vaginal bleeding); to suffer a financial loss

to become popular; to be a hit; (of a person) to be in luck; to have a run of good fortune

to become suddenly popular