the color red

an additional payment or financial incentive, often provided by an employer

the Chinese Red Army (1928-1937), predecessor of the People's Liberation Army (PLA)

to share out profits or award a bonus to stakeholders

a five-pointed red star used as a symbol of communism or the proletariat

bonus; dividend

A type of blood cell that contains hemoglobin and transports oxygen throughout the body.

A Dream of Red Mansions (first completed edition 1791) by Cao Xueqin, one of the four great classical novels of Chinese literature.

red light; stop signal

the fruit of the jujube tree, often dried and used in cooking or traditional medicine

azuki bean; red bean

prosperous; flourishing; booming

red card (sports)

to turn red in the face from embarrassment, shame, or shyness

referring to a flower that is red in color.

to become popular, famous, or fashionable

the Red Cross

a beautiful woman or young beauties

to braise in soy sauce until reddish-brown

the human realm of existence as viewed in Buddhism, often contrasted with spiritual enlightenment

currently popular (especially of celebrities)

reduplicated form of the adjective red, describing something that is bright or vibrant in color.

red and swollen, typically due to infection, injury, or irritation

to turn deep red in the face from embarrassment, anger, or exertion

a good beginning

bright red; scarlet

A set of colored lights used to control the flow of traffic at road junctions and pedestrian crossings.

having a healthy reddish color, especially in reference to the face or complexion

the red center of a target

Red Guards (Cultural Revolution, 1966-1976)

describing a situation that is flourishing, thriving, and prosperous, often used for businesses or life conditions.

red autumnal leaves

of a bright red color like that of fire

infrared ray

a popular or famous person, especially on the internet

Zeng Qinghong (1939-), vice-president of PRC 2003-2008

to become red in the face from emotion or heat