Is there an idiom "good luck"?

Good luck is not an idiom, but a word:

Pinyin: hoyn Li

Basic interpretation: Good luck is always around and will never stop.

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Other idioms representing good luck:

Just occasionally, accidentally, self-defeating, and make do with luck.

First, only count even numbers.

Interpretation of vernacular: divination; Number: gas number; Only: only; Occasionally. Divination is sometimes very useful, just by accident. Metaphor just happened.

Source: Biography of Huan Tan in the Later Han Dynasty: "For example, there are only a few dolls."

Dynasty: Southern Song Dynasty

Author: Ye Fan

Just like divination, sometimes it works, just by accident.

Second, hit the nail on the head

Interpretation of Vernacular Language: Metaphor is not appropriate and the way is wrong, but it is lucky to get a satisfactory result.

Source: The Biography of Awakening Marriage: "Who wants to hit the nail on the head? This is also a lucky season for Dr. Yang. After taking the medicine, he slept soundly. "

Dynasty: Ming dynasty

Author: Xi Zhou Sheng

Third, self-defeating.

Vernacular interpretation: I wanted to show off my cleverness, but I did something stupid.

The source "Ode to Stupid Xuan": "Self-defeating, painting enough for a snake."

Dynasty: Song Dynasty

Author: Huang Tingjian

I wanted to show off my cleverness, but I did something stupid. Coincidentally, I drew too many feet for the snake.

Fourth, good luck makes do.

Vernacular interpretation: In the old society, it was thought that marriage between men and women was an act of god, but it was also said that things were coincidental.

Source: The fourth fold of "Listening to the Qin in the Bamboo Dock": "This marriage is a fluke."

Dynasty: Yuan

Author: Shizizhang