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Lead: Auspiciousness is people's wish for life and career, so what are the idioms expressing auspiciousness? The following is my collection of idioms about auspicious meanings, welcome to read for reference!

1, Seek good fortune and avoid evil: Seek good fortune and avoid evil.

Source: Song Wang Guan's "Poetry of Learning Forest": "Zeng Shen can't win the mother, and Han Zu can't keep cypress and can't abandon it."

2, good luck: very auspicious and smooth. Used for divination and blessing in the old days.

Source: Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the 54th time: "Kongming said,' I know what I'm here for. Reading Yi in time is a good sign. "

3. Every misfortune: every encounter; Fierce: unfortunate; G: good luck, good luck. In case of danger, it will turn into good luck. This is a superstitious statement.

Source: Shi Ming Naian's "Water Margin" Forty-two: "Heroes make friends all over the world, and every disaster comes."

4, Phoenix Emperor came to the instrument: Phoenix came to dance, and the instrument was extraordinary. Ancient times refers to auspicious signs. The same as "Phoenix Comes to Instrument".

Source: Shu Yiji: "90% Xiao Shao, Feng Huang came to the instrument."

5, Feng Zhiyi: Instrument: Rong Yi. Phoenix comes to dance, and her appearance is extraordinary. Ancient times refers to auspicious signs.

Source: Liu Tang Zongyuan's "Jinwen": "Many animals dance, Fenglai musical instruments, beauty is changing, and people are harmonious without anger."

6, the phoenix is in the same nest: Phoenix: Phoenix, a symbol of good luck; Owl: a symbol of evil birds. The god bird and the evil bird are in the same nest. Metaphor is a mixture of good and bad.

7. Happy New Year: Jubilee: Good luck and happiness. I respectfully congratulate you on your happiness and good luck in the new year. Common expressions of New Year greetings.

Source: Luo Guangbin and Yang Yiyan's "Red Rock" Chapter 1: "The high-rise buildings on both sides of the street ... are decorated with lanterns and hung with Chinese characters such as' Celebrating New Year's Day' and' Congratulations on the New Year'."

8. Tortoise, Dragon and Phoenix: Four animals traditionally used to symbolize longevity, dignity and good luck. Metaphor is a person who occupies a high position and covers the whole world.

Source: Biography of Hanshu Zhaifang: "Empress Dowager Tai is in politics, and Longlin has a turtle and a phoenix."

9. Turtle, dragon and phoenix: four animals traditionally used to symbolize longevity, dignity and good luck. Metaphor is a person who occupies a high position and covers the whole world.

10, harmony and auspiciousness: to: incur. Harmony can bring good luck.

Source: Biography of Liu Hanxiang: "Harmony is auspicious, but disagreement is different."

1 1. Turning an owl into a dove: a metaphor for turning disaster into peace. Owls are owls. They used to be considered fierce birds, and pigeons were considered lucky birds.

12, good luck: auspiciousness: auspiciousness. Satisfied. Celebrate the happiness and satisfaction of others.

Source: Yuan Anonymous "Earn Fast Pass": "You can't be lucky again, you are forced by evil."

13, auspicious stop: the first stop means stop, and the second stop is an auxiliary word. Refers to celebrating.

Source: "Zhuangzi's Life on Earth": "If you look at others, the empty room will give birth to white, and happiness will stop."

14, Ji Gaoxing Zhao: Ji Xing: refers to Fu, Lu and Shou Sanxing. Good luck shines high.

Source: Chen Canyun's Tropical Storm: "It was stabbed when he was an apprentice in Hongkong, which means good luck."

15, good or bad: good or bad luck.

Source: Biography of the Three Kingdoms, Wu Zhi and Taishi Ci: "I am waiting for good or ill luck, and this crime is not my own."

16, Qingyun, jing xing: a metaphor for good luck. Qingyun, colorful clouds, auspicious clouds.

Source: Fang Ming Xiaoru's "Praise of Imperial Books": "Only the sky does not speak, showing people with images, mu Guang, and Jing Xing Qingyun."

17, grafting: a tree with different roots and branches connected together. In ancient times, it was considered as an auspicious symbol.

Source: Yuan Di in the Book of Jin: "The Horn of the Beast, the Tree of Marriage."

18, slip away: slip away when people can't see; G: what luck. Might as well sneak away.

Source: Pu's "Evil Sea Flower" 24: "The young swallow fled in fright."

19, crying for Lin: Lin: Kirin; Phoenix: Phoenix. Ancient legends are auspicious animals, which can only be seen in times of peace and prosperity. Sadly, this country is in decline.

Origin: Confucius wept because of the forest in troubled times, and was hurt because the phoenix bird didn't come. See Biography of the Ram, Fourteen Years of Mourning for the Duke, The Analects of Confucius and Zi Han.

20, Sanyang Jiaotai: often used to praise the beginning of the year or symbolize auspiciousness. Same as "Three Yang Kaitai".

Source: Song Shi: "Sanyang Jiaotai is getting better every day."

2 1, Sanyang Kaitai: According to Zhouyi, Lian Gua is Yang Gua, Duan Gua is Yin Gua, the first month is Tai Gua, and Sanyang was born in the next year; When winter goes and spring comes, yin fades and yang grows, just like good luck. It is often used to celebrate the beginning of a year or to symbolize good luck.

Source: Yi Tai from small to large Ji Heng. "History of Song Dynasty": "It is better for Sanyang to make good friends with Thailand. "

22, the majestic Xianglinsao: Kirin and Phoenix, ancient legends are auspicious beasts, which can only be seen in peace and prosperity. The latter metaphor is a very rare talent.

Source: "Song Shi Fu Rui Zhi Zhong": "Yuankang four years, Nanjun Dewei." "Song Shi Le Zhi Yi": "Nine years, Lan Xian Xianglin's wife."

23. Wei Feng Xianglinsao: Kirin and Phoenix, ancient legends are auspicious symbols, which can only be seen in peace and prosperity. The latter metaphor is a very rare talent.

Source: "Song Shu Fu Rui Zhi Zhong": "Yuankang four years, Nanjun Dewei." "Song Shi Le Zhi Yi": "Nine years, Lan Xian Xianglin's wife."

24. Five sons in the house: used as a blessing or auspicious word for marriage.

Source: The Biography of Dou E's Injustice by the Song Dynasty records that in the Song Dynasty, Dou's five sons, Yi, Yan, Kan, and Nuo, arrived one after another, so they were called "five sons specializing in".

25. Xianglinsao style: Kirin and Phoenix, ancient legends are auspicious beasts, which can only be seen in peace and prosperity. The latter metaphor is a very rare talent.

Source: Songshi Furui Zhizhong: "In the four years of Yuankang, Nanjun won Weifeng."

26. Xiangyun Ruiqi: In the old days, it was thought that the colorful clouds in the sky were auspicious signs, so it was called Xiangyun Ruiqi. Also known as "Xiangyun Ruicai".

27. You Feng: Feng: Phoenix, the legendary king of birds; Instrument: appearance. Ancient auspicious signs.

Source: "Shangshu Yiji": "90% Xiao Shao, Feng Huang came to the instrument."

28. Success in adversity: When a disaster happens, it can be turned into luck.

Source: Li Qing Ruzhen's "Mirror Flower Edge" 84: "I wish him all the best."

29, disaster auspicious: disaster can be turned into good luck.

Source: Kunqu Opera "Fifteen Pass" Scene 7: "If you want to get lucky, you will get lucky, find someone to meet, succeed, win the bet, and you will know by counting."

30. Purple gas comes from the east: According to legend, before Laozi passed Hangu Pass, Guan Yinxi saw purple gas coming from the east and knew that saints must pass. Sure enough, I came riding a green cow. This old metaphor is a symbol of good luck.

Source: Han Liuxiang's Fairy Biography: "I traveled to the Western Heaven, and I saw the purple floating customs in the shade, and I passed the green cow."

3 1, do good and auspicious: As the old saying goes, doing good on weekdays can bring good luck.

Source: Shang Yi Shu Xun: "Doing well is a good thing, and doing badly is a disaster."