What idioms are there to express happy holidays?

Loud gongs and drums: originally refers to the beating of gongs and drums to command advance and retreat in combat, and later describes the festive scene. It means loud and lively.

Cheerful: Self-satisfied. A cheerful expression or atmosphere.

Dragon and Tiger Leap: Like a dragon soaring, a tiger jumps. Describe the vigorous movements when running and jumping. Metaphorically speaking, do something. ?

Cheers thundered and laughter thundered. Describe the moving scene of warm cheers.

Decorate with lanterns: hang lanterns; Tie on colored silk. Describe a holiday scene.

Good luck? : Very auspicious and smooth. Used for divination and blessing in the old days.

Smooth sailing: The ship sailed with full sails. This metaphor went smoothly without any obstacles.

Both happiness and longevity: both happiness and longevity are ready.

Sanyang Kaitai: "Sanyang Kaitai" comes from Zhouyi, which means that winter goes and spring comes, and the days are long and the yin is short. Sanyang refers to Chaoyang, Zhengyang and Sunset, and Tai means divination, which means peace.

All one's wishes come true: it means "you can succeed if you think of anything." This word is often used in greetings.

Rich in financial resources: refers to all directions, a large number of wealth poured into my home.

Good luck:? Very auspicious and smooth. Used for divination and blessing in the old days.

Five Blessingg: Five Blessingg originated from the Book of Songs Hong Fan: "First, longevity, second, wealth, third, corning, fourth, goodness and fifth, the end of life." These are the five criteria of ancient people's happiness in China.

Sixty-six Dashun: From Zuo Zhuan: "Yi Jun, Chen Xing, father's kindness, son's filial piety, brother's love and brother's respect, these numbers are tired and called Liushun." I wish middle-aged people a happy family, smooth work, successful career and good health.