What color ribbon is used to pray for the victims?

Yellow ribbon: Yellow is a safe blessing, and yellow ribbon stands for "safe return". We give it the meaning of mourning, missing, praying, hoping and looking forward to the safety of relatives. Green Ribbon: The light and fluttering green ribbon is the symbol of mental health in China. Green ribbon is chosen as the symbol of mental health in China, because green represents health, which makes people full of infinite hope for a healthy life and vitality. The "fluttering green ribbon" expresses social and public support for mental health work, care for mental patients and concern for their own mental health. Our Sina website also launched the activity of "Green Ribbon in Action-Green Channel" for the people in the disaster area, and the green ribbon was given a new meaning: the green channel is a fast channel to connect netizens with the disaster area. Take the forum as a platform to quickly and accurately supply netizens to meet the needs of disaster areas. It is the lifeline to the disaster area. Blue Ribbon: The most important person in life "child" means "I care about you very much, and you are the most important person in my life". The blue ribbon represents encouragement and care, and represents true love and blessing. Red Ribbon: Red represents vitality, passion and blood. The shape of the red ribbon is similar to the initial letter "A" of AIDS in English, and like a heart, it shows that we should care for AIDS patients. The "red ribbon" is a symbol of the world's concern for AIDS patients, and it encourages all of us to extend a friendly and caring hand to help those suffering from HIV. The red ribbon has gradually become an international symbol calling on the whole society to pay attention to the prevention and treatment of AIDS and to understand and care for HIV-infected people and AIDS patients. The red ribbon symbolizes hope, hope that AIDS will end one day in the future, and hope that the suffering friends can recover. White Ribbon: The "White Ribbon" activity was first initiated by a group of men in Canada. In 1991, these men realized their responsibility to urge men to stand up against violence against women. They decided to wear a white ribbon as a symbol of men's opposition to men's violence against women. On November 3, 1999, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution to designate November 25th as the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. November 25th to December 1th was designated as the Sixteen-Day Action to Eliminate Gender Violence. During the operation, people who are interested in eliminating violence against women put a small white ribbon sign on their chests to show their condemnation of the perpetrators and their solidarity and support for the abused women. The meaning of white ribbon: Wearing white ribbon is a personal declaration, which means that the wearer will never participate in violence against women, and promises never to remain silent about violence against women. Purple Ribbon: In the United States, because purple stands for honor, the "Purple Ribbon Movement" originally stands for "caring for and supporting the youth in urban slums". It is hoped that the youth in slums will pay attention to their own honor and not go astray because of the environment, and hope to reduce the occurrence of violence in communities and schools in this way. In recent years, it has been further extended in China. Wearing a purple ribbon represents "anti-violence" and the scope has been expanded to include "social violence, community violence, campus violence and domestic violence". Fan Ribbon: Pink generally represents a gentle pink ribbon unique to women, while it is used to represent "caring for breast cancer patients and preventing breast cancer" and "tying a pink ribbon to prevent breast cancer". Since 1992 in the United States, 4 countries have promoted it at the same time, and 14 countries and Taiwan Province have designated October as breast cancer prevention month every year.