Without looking at the photo, (none attached), I would assume that there is a lot of red involved. A simple answer would be that the colour red is a symbol of prosperity and luck in Chinese tradition. This is also seen in many Chinese festivities, especially during the Lunar New Year.
In countries such as the U.S, the colour white symbolises purity and longevity, but has deeper origins, such as that the colour white was used to signify a family's wealth, as in the past it was difficult to keep white clothing clean and hence only the rich would own them.
Similarly, red (and yellow) clothing used to be reserved for Chinese Emperors, hence today they are worn to symbolise a position of wealth and status.
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It all depends on what you like better so you can't really answer that question...
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He wanted to work slowly over a number of years, and so he applied his pigments to a dry plaster wall
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my answer in The rule of third
