The origin and significance of the red ribbon used for AIDS propaganda are

In the late 1980s, American artists silently mourned their companions who died of AIDS and called on the whole society to pay attention to the prevention and treatment of AIDS. Later, the red ribbon became an international symbol of understanding and caring for HIV-infected people and AIDS patients. AIDS is a very harmful infectious disease, which is caused by HIV infection. Its origin is in the late 1980s, when American artists silently mourned their companions who died of AIDS with red ribbons, calling on the whole society to pay attention to AIDS prevention and treatment. Its significance lies in understanding and caring for HIV-infected people and AIDS patients, symbolizing their love for life and their desire for equality.