A complete collection of words and idioms describing good wishes

Explanation: Introduce wealth and treasure.

From: Liu Yuan Tang Qing's "Mulberry Fall" is the second discount: "The lucky money enters the treasure Jia Zhenrui, and the whole family has no worries."

very promising

Brocade: brightly colored and exquisite silk fabrics, which is a metaphor for the beauty of things. The future is like a bright future, very beautiful.

From: Yuan Jia Zhong Ming's Jade Comb, the fourth fold: "Thinking of our bright future, I am very loving."

Wish you good luck and great prosperity!

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

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

Jumping into Wan Li, the future is bright.

Commentary: According to legend, Pengniao can fly to Wan Li. Metaphor is promising.

Said by: "Zhuangzi Xiaoyao Tour": "Peng moved to Nanming, the water hit three thousand miles, and the climber was nine Wan Li."

May all your wishes come true

Explanation: The word "get what you want" is an idiom, which means "you can succeed with what you think". This word is often used in greetings.

Reach the pinnacle of success

Explanation: smug: complacent. Used in the old days to describe the excitement after entering the Jinshi exam. After describing the smooth promotion of the position.

From: Tang Meng Jiao's poem "After Graduation": "The spring breeze is proud of horseshoe disease, and you can see all the Chang 'an flowers in one day. "

Brilliant future

Explanation: The future is bright. Describe a very bright future.

From: Yuan Jia Zhong Ming's Jade Comb, the fourth fold: "Thinking about the future of my brocade, I love it very much."

Infinite happiness

Explanation: The weather is as big as the East China Sea. Old greetings.

From: Ming Hongkun's "Qing Ping Shan Tang Hua Ben Deng Hua Jiao Lian Female Becomes a Buddha": "Longevity is better than Nanshan, happiness is like the East China Sea, and it is also a ceremony. From then on, the children and grandchildren will prosper and go to Danyong. "

May everything go well.

Explanation: This ship is full of sails, sail before the wind. This metaphor went smoothly without any obstacles.

From: Jiao's "Into Hunan": "A sail in one day makes a thousand miles of wind."

May you live as long as Nanshan.

Description: Life span is as long as Zhongnanshan. Used to wish people a long life.

From: Xiaoya Tianbao in the Book of Songs: "As the moon remains unchanged, as the sun rises, as the life of Nanshan."

Enjoy happiness and longevity

Explanation: Happiness and longevity can have both.

Said by: The fifth time in A Dream of Red Mansions, the second time: "My ancestors were only ten times smarter than me. How can they be so happy now? "

Win a direct victory

Explanation: describe things as going well and winning at the beginning.

Said by: the fourth fold of Chu in Yuan Dynasty: "I only wish you success at once and pay it back when you win."

Happy.

Interpretation: Happiness, a Chinese word, means to feel happy and happy; The meaning of beautiful satisfaction; A beautiful, complete and happy life.

Business is booming.

Explanation: Business transaction. Business is booming. This also means that business is booming.

Business: 1. Vigor. 2. Attitude. 3. livelihood; Life. 4. work; Work. 5. Environment. 6. claim. 7. I am interested in talking. 8. It means something else. 9. buying and selling; Doing business 10 It refers to money.

Xinglong: 1. Prosperity.

May everything go well.

Interpretation: wishful thinking, in line with the heart. Everything is in line with my wishes and is going well.

Said by: At that time, monks were worried that they would miss the key points in their speeches, and they would jot down cheat sheets on the "Anafa" and gradually formed Buddhist instruments. After being introduced into China, because one end of it looks like a finger, it is very suitable as a tickling tool, and users can be satisfied. Therefore, this instrument was named "Ruyi".

Three rams bring happiness.

Interpretation: It is said that the linked hexagrams are yang hexagrams, the broken hexagrams are yin hexagrams, the first month is too hexagrams, and the three yang hexagrams were born in the lower half. 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.

Said by: Yitai: "Tai, from small to large, Ji Heng." Song Shi: "It is better to have a new day when the sun shines on Thailand."