“…As shown in Figure b, two emission bands at λ =430 nm and 620 nm derived from the confined CDs and Mn 2+ centers in the matrix, respectively, can be observed in the spectrum of CDs@MnAPO‐CJ50, while a phosphorescence band at λ =620 nm is observed in delayed spectra. The phosphorescence excitation spectrum (Figure c) recorded at λ =620 nm indicates a core at λ =420 nm, which corresponds to the 4A 1 energy level of the Mn 2+ ion . When excited by a lamp at λ =365 nm, the composite exhibits pink emission as a result of the existence of fluorescence and phosphorescence (Figure a), and a bright red afterglow can be observed for 119 ms; the corresponding CIE coordinates are shown in Figure S9.…”