Auspicious, a Chinese character, pinyin is jí xiáng, which means auspicious, auspicious and auspicious signs; Lucky, etc. From the ancient book "Zhuangzi's Human Life": "An empty room makes white, and good luck stops." ? Where's Cheng? Rare: "Lucky people, beautiful things; Auspicious, auspicious. " Good luck, which means beauty and happiness in China traditional culture, is a symbol of good luck and comes from the Book of Changes.
Basic explanation:
1, auspicious omen, auspicious.
2, refers to Geely.
3. It refers to the auspicious elders of the Song monks.
4. The names of monks in Yuan Dynasty.
5, refers to auspicious sitting. One of the sitting postures of Buddha. See "Auspicious Sitting" for details.
Auspiciousness refers to good and lucky omen, behavior, prayer consciousness and physical performance. From the earliest food culture and clothing in China, we began to create an auspicious living environment. Later, with the expansion of human activities and economic development, people's auspicious consciousness penetrated into more aspects of production.
Idioms with the word "Ji":
1, good luck, Chinese idiom, pinyin: jí xiáng rú yì, often used to wish others happiness and good luck. Earn Express from Yuan Anonymous.
2, auspicious day, China idiom, Pinyin is jí rén tiān xiàng dang, which means superstitious people think that good people will get help from God. A disease or difficulty or misfortune that is often used to comfort others. It's three years since Zuozhuan Gong Xuan.
3. Good luck, China idiom. Pinyin is jíxěng gāo zhào, which means good luck shines high. It comes from tropical storm records.