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2. The most important thing is that you have to be able to get the best out of your life, so you have to be able to get the best out of your life, so you have to be able to get the best out of your life. Firecrackers, five sons, gongs and drums, Fu Ru Donghai, all the way to the blessed star, ten perfect, blessed life, five blessings, seven stars, lights, Hongfuqitian, Fukuo double full, beating the gong and drums, such as the spring stage, avoiding the evil and tending to the auspicious, Fukushou Wulian, happiness, Pepsi, forever, three suns open,, and great good fortune. 3. What are the four-letter idioms that express joy and celebrationThe four-letter idioms that express joy and celebration are as follows:
1. It is a joyful event that can make the doorway bright.
2.吉祥止止 [ jí xiáng zhǐ zhǐ ]
Interpretation: the first stop character means to stay and the second stop character is an auxiliary. It refers to joyful celebration.
3、锣鼓喧天 [ luó gǔ xuān tiān ]
Interpretation: loud. The original refers to the beating of gongs and drums in battle. The original refers to the drums and gongs that are used in battle. Later, it describes the scene of celebration and joy.
4. pī hóng dài huā]
Interpretation: wearing silk, wearing red flowers. It expresses joyfulness or honor.
5. magpie laughs and dove dances [ què xiào jiū wǔ ]
Interpretation: magpies scream and doves dance. In the old days, it was used as a happy toast.
4. Joyful Chinese Idioms with Four Characters普天同庆
pǔ tiān tóng qìng
[Interpretation: 普: universal; 天: 天下; 庆: celebrate. The whole world celebrates together.
[语出] 南北朝-刘义庆《世说新语》："Yuandi gave birth to the emperor's son; he gave the king and his ministers. Yin Hong Qiao thanked said: 'the birth of the emperor's son; universal celebration; I have no honor; a hundred obscene awarded generous benefits.'"
[辨形] Pu; can not write "Jin".
[Near Meaning] 额手称庆 拍手称快
[Antonyms] 哀鸿遍野抱怨载道
[Usage] It is used to describe what is pleasing to the country. Generally used as predicate, object and clause.
[Structure] Subject-verb.
[Example sentence] October 1, 1949 is the day of our Chinese people~.
Prosperity
Rapid progress
The source of wealth is rolling in
Prosperous business
Hundred-year harmony
Good health
Dragon and horse spirit
Godspeed
Luck
Pepsico
Open the door to great fortune
Auspiciousness and good fortune
Good fortune and good luck
Good luck and good fortune
Good fortune and good luck
Good fortune and good luck
Marriage Match
Vow of Love
Lovebirds in Love
Marriage in Love
Alliances in Love
White Heads in Love
Harmony between Fish and Water
Marriage in Love
Great Luck
Lucky Year
Good Luck
Good Luck
Abundance of Fortune and Treasures
Surely
A ball of harmony,
A thousand thousand breaths,
A thousand families,
A tiger on a dragon's coils,
A dragon on a dragon's coils,
A sea with a broad sky,
Kong Rong gave up his pear,
Understanding is a thousand times more important,
Peacefulness at all times,
A peaceful life,
Habitat for peace and work,
The best of work is hard work,
Thrifty and thrifty,
Prosperity in the family,
Desire to see the world,
The river flows endlessly,
Joyfulness,
The way to keep fit,
Moral writings,
Decorated lanterns,
Wealthy,
Rudimentary,
Bold,
The sunny family,
Happy New Year.
6. What are the four-letter idioms that express joyfulnessThe four-letter idioms that express joyfulness are as follows: 1.充闾之庆 [ chōng lǘ zhī qìng ] Comment: 充闾：光大门楣；庆：喜庆.
The joyful thing that can make the door shine. 2、吉祥止止 [ jí xiáng zhǐ zhǐ ] Interpretation: the first stop character means to stay, the second stop character is an auxiliary.
It means joyful celebration. 3、锣鼓喧天 [ luó gǔ xuān tiān ] 分释：喧：声音大。
The gongs and drums shake the sky. The original refers to the gongs and drums used in battle to direct the advance and retreat.
Later, it describes the scene of celebration and joy. 4、披红戴花 [ pī hóng dài huā ] Comment: Dressed in silk, wearing red flowers.
To express joy or honor. 5、鹊笑鸠舞 [ què xiào jiū wǔ ] Comment: magpies screaming, turtledoves dancing.
In the old days, it was used as a happy toast.