Since as early as the 17th century, western academics have engaged in studies relating to the resonant cognition of musical instruments, compositions, scales and colors-especially Klangfarbenmelodie, which prevailed for a while in Europe during the 20th century. This trend has even led contemporary local academics to extensive studies of music and its appearance as well as color; however, most studies have been more focused on the timbre of western musical instruments. Studies of resonant cognition of images of sound and color emitted by traditional oriental instruments are very scarce. Therefore, by focusing on traditional Chinese aerophone instruments, this study further investigates the relationships among the images transformed from the resonant cognition of visual and audio colors through the visual color of sound presented from image cognition and association.