Break the relationship between peace and peace throughout the year.

"Broken peace" comes from "peace in the coming years" because "future years" and "broken peace" are homophonic.

Although "broken peace" is a derivative of "peaceful years", there are still some differences between the two in the scenes used. "Breaking peace" is generally aimed at something, such as breaking something, and then saying "breaking peace" for good luck; And "peace through the years" is generally more used in greetings, meaning that someone can be safe every year.

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The greetings similar to "Peace through the years" and "Peace through the fragments" are as follows:

1, congratulations on getting rich

It means: bless others to get rich with respect and joy.

Source: Lu Xun's "New Year": "Set off firecrackers, play mahjong, pay New Year greetings,' Congratulations on making a fortune'!"

2. Good luck.

It means: spend more time wishing others happiness and satisfaction. Auspicious, a traditional auspicious pattern in China. In the past, this pattern was often made as a child playing on the elephant's back with Ruyi. Or like carrying a treasure bottle and putting halberd or wishful thinking in the bottle.

Source: Beicheng's "Inscription on Statue": "The Guanyin statue was built for the deceased parents, and the whole family of eight people was lucky."

3. Good luck.

It means: very auspicious and smooth. Used for divination and blessing in the old days.

Example: Ba Jin's Autumn: "The people who approved the eight characters said that this marriage was prosperous, and grandma agreed." Qian Zhongshu's Fortress Besieged: "According to Mrs. Zhou, the Zhang family is going to ask a fortune teller to arrange it for him so as to match their young lady's life."