Fortune teller says how to describe good luck _ Fortune teller says how to describe this sentence.

Words used to describe people's good luck: luck turns, good luck arrival, bad luck, misfortune and salvation.

1, luck turns.

Pinyin: SHLáI yün Zhu?n

Interpretation: The time has come, the fate has changed, and the situation has changed greatly; It's time. Good luck.

Quote: Chu Qingren won the Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties: "Later, gradually, their fortune changed, they made contributions, and they got promotion and rank. All future generations in the world praised his predecessors and admired his great officials, but they all lost the gentleman who saved him that year. "

2. Good lottery

Pinyin: hóng yün dāng tóu

Interpretation: Good luck: Universiade. Gu Hongyun, it's time for good luck. Because it means good luck, many things are named after it.

Quote: Levin's Biography of Hu Xueyan, Volume I: "Gong Xue, you are lucky and do beautiful things."

3, not extreme Thai.

Pinyin: pǐ jí tài lái

Interpretation: When adversity reaches its peak, it will turn into prosperity. Bad luck is coming, and so is good luck.

Quotations: Zhouyi Wu: "Doing nothing is not conducive to a gentleman's chastity." "Hunan and Guangdong: Heaven and earth don't pay, don't pay."

Zhou Yi Tai: "Tai, from small to large, Ji Heng." "The elephant said: Heaven and earth meet, Tai."

Translation: Zhouyi No: This is a bandit. You should not associate with gentlemen, but live in a small place. The elephant said: heaven and earth don't pay, don't pay.

"Zhouyi Tai": Tai, from small to large, is auspicious, like saying: heaven and earth meet, yes.

4. Turn good luck into good luck

Pinyin: fé ng xi not ng hu à jí

Interpretation: When encountering danger, turn it into good luck.

Quote: Shi Ming Nai 'an's "Water Margin" Forty-two times: "Heroes make friends all over the world, and turn their fortunes into good ones."

Heroes make friends all over the world, and it is only natural for them to turn around Gan Kun.

5. Save your life

Pinyin: jué ché ng sh ě ng

Interpretation: describes finding hope in a desperate situation.

Quote: Feng Ming Menglong's "So Say Clearly": "I was so happy that I met an old man with a cane." .