Which of these cultural color associations is correctly matched with how brands strategically use it in traditional markets?

Colors play a crucial role in how cultural traditions are represented in modern branding. Different cultures associate specific colors with particular meanings, celebrations, or values—and savvy brands leverage this knowledge when marketing products tied to cultural heritage. This trivia tests your knowledge of how traditional color associations influence brand strategy in cultural markets. Can you identify which color psychology principle is correctly matched with its cultural application?

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Red in Chinese culture represents bad luck, so traditional brands avoid it in Lunar New Year product packaging
Blue is the traditional color of mourning in Korean culture, making it popular for wedding-themed products
Gold in Indian markets symbolizes prosperity and success, leading to its frequent use in festival and celebration-related products
Green is considered unlucky in Mexican cultural tradition, so Day of the Dead merchandise typically avoids this color