Ankang is an idiom in China, which is used to wish people health and safety. It is to hope that the other person will be healthy, stay away from illness and spend every day safely. It also contains the meaning of emotional stability and inner comfort.
This idiom comes from "gentle and honest, safe and sound" in Biography of Historical Records of Sima Xiangru, and has gradually evolved into the current idiom. The word "an" means a state of peace of mind, without worry and anxiety, that is, inner peace; The word "health" means health and safety.
The idiom Ankang is often used in greetings, farewell speeches and birthday wishes. For example, on New Year's Day, birthdays, festivals or important occasions, people often say "Hello" to their families, relatives, colleagues or elders to express their good wishes for each other's health, peace and happiness.
In addition, happiness can also be used to describe a person in a state of peace and tranquility. In unstable environments such as social unrest, natural disasters or wars, people often hope that they and others can get well-being. This kind of happiness is not only physical health, but also a safe and calm environment for people.
Generally speaking, well-being is a good wish for the health and mental stability of others. It embodies people's yearning and blessing for health and safety. Whether it is family members, relatives or strangers, we hope that they can stay away from diseases and disasters every day, enjoy peace and treat life healthily.