1, Part I: It is in spring all the year round; Bottom line: Colorful flowers will bloom forever. Horizontal approval: welcome the new year.
2. Part I: Peace and good luck for thousands of days; Bottom line: Everything goes well when people are at home. Horizontal batch: everything goes well.
3. Shanglian: A happy family is prosperous; Bottom line: Prosperity and wealth. Horizontal batch: Congratulations on making a fortune.
4. The first part: Spring blossoms and a hundred flowers blossom; The second part: the blessing spot is safe all year round. Horizontal batch: Chinese New Year.
5. Shanglian: Smooth sailing every year; Bottom line: Everything goes well. Horizontal approval: Ji Xing shines high.
6. Part I: Spring is coming, and the earth is full of flowers; The bottom line is: this festival is new to the world. Horizontal batch: all the best.
7. Shanglian: Welcome the Spring Festival; Part II: It is glorious to bid farewell to the old year. Horizontal batch: Chunman.
8. Part I: All corners of the country are spring; Bottom line: Qianshan is full of glory. Horizontal batch: Vientiane update.
9. Shanglian: Financial resources are rolling in the spring; Bottom line: Happiness comes with happiness. Horizontal approval: strong financial resources.
10, Part I: Laifu House everywhere; Bottom line: the sky is full of joy, and you are in Huatang. Horizontal batch: the sun and the moon add luster.
Sticking the moral of Spring Festival couplets
During the Spring Festival, people will post Spring Festival couplets. The custom of pasting Spring Festival couplets comes from peach symbols, which are engraved with door gods, meaning to drive away evil spirits and keep peace. Later, Fu Tao gradually evolved into Spring Festival couplets, but there are still many places to continue the custom of putting up new year's doors. But most people are used to posting Spring Festival couplets, which is actually the continuation and change of the door gods.