I'm glad that today's red rope is tied and the pearls are perfect. He will grow old together forever, Lan Xin. What exactly does it mean ~ please explain ~

Commentary: Today, I am very happy to tie a red rope, which is like a string of pearls. The jewels are combined and the two sides become husband and wife. I hope the future husband and wife will love each other forever.

That was a congratulatory message on the marriage certificate during the Republic of China.

Congratulatory speech, also known as congratulatory speech, refers to the words or articles that congratulate things in various festive occasions. It is one of the important styles of daily applied writing. Generally used for wedding, housewarming, entering a higher school to join the army, prolonging life, building completion and other happy events. Congratulatory messages and congratulatory messages can be used interchangeably in some cases.

Words or expressions of prayer during sacrifice. "Book of the Old Tang Dynasty, Le Ji III": "Congratulate the word with faith, and keep yourself wise." Ji Yun's Notes on Caotang in Qing Dynasty: "White Stone offers preserved wine and congratulates you." Sha Ting's Gong Tuan: "Take the books I read in my early years, only three or five riddles can be clearly remembered. Besides, they are all tributes in the Spring and Autumn Period."

Congratulatory remarks in festival activities. In the Qing Dynasty, Chen Kangqi's Tales of Lang Qian, Volume 10: "At the banquet of ministers, there must be congratulatory messages to strengthen reconciliation and praise each other, which is nothing more than auspicious and happy words."

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