Good luck idiom

Lucky enough

Sansheng: Buddhism refers to past life, present life and afterlife; Lucky: Lucky. Three generations are very lucky. Metaphor is very lucky.

May all your wishes come true

The word "get what you want" is an idiom, which means "you can succeed if you think of something".

Wish you good luck and great prosperity!

Very auspicious and smooth. Used for divination and blessing in the old days.

Purple air comes from the east, which is an auspicious omen.

Legend has it that before Lao Tzu crossed Hangu Pass, Guan Yinxi saw purple gas coming from the east and knew that saints would pass by. Sure enough, I came riding a green cow. This old metaphor is a symbol of good luck.

Opportunity knocks at the door

Fortune: Universiade. Gu Hongyun, it's time for good luck.

Happiness comes from the abyss of misfortune.

No, Tai: Two divinatory symbols in Zhouyi. No: the hexagrams are not smooth; Thai: Guashun; Extreme: the end. When adversity reaches its peak, it will turn into prosperity. Bad luck is coming, and so is good luck.

Supreme happiness

H: it's very big. In the old society, it was a great blessing to praise people.

Happiness, longevity, health and peace

The language of congratulations. It means happiness, longevity, health and peace.

Good luck, smooth things, no obstacles.

Metaphor is good luck, doing things smoothly, without obstacles.