P Pei ting tong Kun
It means that people all over the world or the whole country celebrate together.
Source: Biography of the Three Kingdoms Shu Wei Guo Huai: "Today Pu celebrates the same day, and Qing stays at the end. Why? "
Structural subject-predicate form.
Usage is often used to describe what makes a country happy. Generally used as predicate, object and clause.
Discrimination of shape; Can't write "gold"
Celebrate with your forehead, clap your hands and cheer.
The antonym is full of sadness and complaints.
1949 1 October1day is our day in China.
English translation of universal jubilation
2. What are the four-character idioms for Lantern Festival? People all over the world or the whole country celebrate together.
Tuan Tuan Yuan Yuan: It is a modifier of "reunion", which means celebration and auspiciousness.
Family fun: family fun. The whole family is very happy.
Harmonious beauty: refers to harmonious beauty.
Prosperous: describes a prosperous or economically prosperous life.
Firecrackers: describe the scene of setting off firecrackers.
Extended data
On the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, just after the Spring Festival, the traditional festival Lantern Festival in China was ushered in.
The first month is the first month of the lunar calendar. The ancients called the night "Xiao", so they called the fifteenth day of the first month the Lantern Festival. The fifteenth day of the first month is the night of the first full moon in a year and the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty. On the night of Spring Festival, people celebrate this festival and the continuation of the Spring Festival. Lantern Festival is also called "Shangyuan Festival".
According to the folk tradition in China, on this bright night, people light thousands of lanterns to celebrate. Going out to enjoy the moon, lighting and setting fires, enjoying lantern riddles, eating Yuanxiao, family reunion and celebrating festivals are all enjoyment.
Lantern Festival is also called Lantern Festival. The custom of burning lanterns in the Lantern Festival originated in the Han Dynasty. In the Tang Dynasty, the lantern viewing activities became more prosperous. Lights are hung everywhere in palaces and streets, and tall light wheels, light buildings and light trees have been built. Lu Zeng, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty, described the grand occasion of the Lantern Festival in "Watching Lights at Fifteen Nights", saying that "the stars in the Han Dynasty fell, and the balcony was like a hanging moon."
In the Song Dynasty, more attention was paid to the Lantern Festival, and lantern viewing activities became more lively. The lantern viewing activity lasted for five days, and the styles of lanterns were more abundant. In the Ming Dynasty, the Lantern Festival will last 10 days, which is the longest Lantern Festival in China. Although there were only three days to enjoy the lanterns in the Qing Dynasty, the scale of the lantern viewing activities was unprecedented. Besides burning lanterns, fireworks are also set off for entertainment.
"Lantern riddle", also known as "playing riddles", is an activity added after the Lantern Festival, which appeared in the Song Dynasty. In the Southern Song Dynasty, Lin 'an, the capital, made riddles every Lantern Festival, and there were many people in solve riddles on the lanterns. At the beginning, it was a busybody who wrote riddles on paper and posted them on colorful lanterns for people to guess. Because riddles are enlightening and interesting, they are welcomed by all walks of life in the process of communication.
Folk custom of eating Yuanxiao on Lantern Festival. Yuanxiao is made of glutinous rice, which can be solid or stuffed. Filled with bean paste, sugar, hawthorn, various fruit materials and so on. You can cook, fry, steam and fry when you eat. At first, people called this kind of food "Floating Zi Yuan", and later they called it "Tangtuan" or "Tangyuan". These names are similar in pronunciation, meaning reunion, symbolizing family reunion, harmony and happiness. People also miss their departed relatives and place their best wishes on their future lives.
In some places, the Lantern Festival also has the custom of "walking away from all diseases", which is also called "roasting all diseases" and "dispersing all diseases". Most of the participants are women. They walk together or against the wall, or across the bridge in the suburbs, in order to drive away diseases and eliminate disasters.
With the passage of time, there are more and more activities in the Lantern Festival, and many local festivals have added traditional folk performances such as playing dragon lanterns, playing lions, walking on stilts, rowing dry boats, dancing yangko and playing Taiping drums. This traditional festival, which has been passed down for more than two thousand years, is not only popular on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, but also celebrated every year in areas where overseas Chinese live in concentrated communities.
3.20 16 lantern riddles complete idioms two-part allegorical sayings about 20 16 lantern riddles guessing idioms: 1, wisdom deep pull weeping willows, Wukong dismissed from office, multi-word idioms 2, Huashan school's unique view of "six monkeys" idioms 3, Wukong spent the cold and summer, and the white dragon stepped on the clear glow idiom/kloc-0. Monkey head idiom 6. There are no tigers in the mountains. Hatter idiom 7. The two sides of the strait are reunited today to welcome the Year of the Monkey in a healthy way. 8. There is no new spring, and a thousand miles of Juanjuan idiom 9. In the scenery of Nanyue, the multi-word idiom 10, in which the god of westward journey is king, was used to kill tigers in Song Dynasty. Answer: 1, the tree fell down, 2, insightful, 3, Year of the Monkey, 4, Dragon and Horse Spirit, 5, use it for reference, 6, bathe the monkey, crown it, 7, disease-free *** 8, Year of the Monkey, 9, there is no tiger in the mountains, and the monkey is called King1.
4. Lantern Festival, solve the riddle on the lantern. Let's guess the idiom 1 1. The old horse knows the way. Explain that the old horse knows the way.
Experienced people are familiar with things. The source "Everything is done by Han Feizi on Lin Shuo" says: "Guan Zhong and Peng Ji cut solitary bamboo from Huan Gong, and spring returned to winter, so they lost their way.
Guan zhong said:' the wisdom of an old horse can be used.' Is to release the old horse and follow it.
Get the news. "2, talk quickly kuáI rén kuáIyǔ? ǔ quickly explain: frank and pleasant.
A frank person speaks frankly. Source Songshi Daoyuan "Jingde Dengchuan Record" Volume 6: "A whip on a fast horse is a fast word."
3. Get twice the result with half the effort. Shü bè igng bà n explained that the work was laborious and had little effect. The source "Mencius Gongsun Chou": "People with ancient stories get twice the result with half the effort."
5. Write some four-word idioms about the Lantern Festival, 1, flowers are blooming.
Interpretation of idioms: brocade: silk with colorful patterns; Cluster: clustering; Gather into a ball. Of flowers, full of flowers. Originally refers to gorgeous and noble clothes. Describe colorful, prosperous and gorgeous scenery. It also describes people with gorgeous clothes or articles with gorgeous words.
The origin of the idiom: The Journey to the West's 94th time, Wu Cheng'en of the Ming Dynasty: "What beautiful flowers! Gorgeous and enchanting. It is really better than the Temple of Heaven and the Moon Altar, and it is not worse than the Xianfu Yao Palace. "
Commentary: The scenery in the palace is prosperous and gorgeous, rich and enchanting, just like the Moon Palace in the Heavenly Palace, not worse than the scenery in Yaochi.
Step 2 decorate with lanterns
Interpretation of idioms: hanging lanterns; Tie on colored silk. Describe a holiday scene.
The origin of the idiom: Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms in the Ming Dynasty: "Tell the residents in the city to celebrate the festival with all lanterns."
Commentary: Tell the residents in the city to hang red lanterns high and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Lantern Festival.
3. The bright moon is thousands of miles away
Explanation of Idiom: Qian Shan is full of water under the bright moon. Describe the bright moonlight and gloomy weather.
Idiom origin: Song Fan Zhongyan's "Yueyang Tower": "Long smoke is empty, the moon is thousands of miles away."
Commentary: The smog on a large area of the lake completely dissipated, and the bright moonlight spilled thousands of miles.
4. Have a wonderful full moon
Idiom explanation: flowers are beautiful; The moon is round. Metaphor is a happy reunion. Do more wedding congratulations.
The origin of the idiom: "Don't hate incense" at the end of the Song Dynasty: "When Mo Si is outside, I wish the flowers would be long, the people would be healthy and the moon would be long and round."
Explanation: Don't think about things outside your body. I hope that the longer the flowers are, the more beautiful they will be, the healthier the body will always be and the moon will always be round.