Congratulations on the New Year

Congratulation to Xinxi Interpretation Refined Edition

• Xi: Good luck and happiness. Congratulations on a happy New Year good luck and happiness to you 。 Commonly used expressions for the New Year.

Congratulate New Year Basic Explanation

Xi: Good luck and happiness. I sincerely wish you happiness and good luck in the New Year. Commonly used expressions for the New Year.

Paraphrase

• Congratulations :

  ◎ Gong Shape (1) (Pictophoney. From the heart, sharing the voice. Original meaning: respectful, modest and polite) (2) The same as the original meaning [responsible and submissive] Secret people are disrespectful and dare to leave the country—— Poem, Elegance, Emperor Yi Respectful, respectful. -

• Congratulations :

  ◎ Congratulations He h è Moving (1) Give a present with celebration Celebrate with ceremony—— Shuowen Otherwise, they will pay more money and silk to congratulate their good fortune and hang their bad luck—— Zuo Zhuan

• new :

  ◎ New x ī n Moving (1) (Pictorial sound. From jin, from wood, and from Xin sound. According to the oracle bone inscriptions, the left side is wood, and the right side is an axe. It means to cut wood with an axe. The original meaning is to cut wood with an axe. "Xin" is the word for "salary") (2) Fell (trees) New

• Jubilee :

  ◎ Xi x ǐ Name (1) (Pictophoney. Congruity, joy. Original meaning: happiness, auspiciousness) Same as the original meaning [happiness] Xi, Li Jiya—— Shuowen Fu, Fu also—— Erya When the five blessings come down, people will be happy—— Ming History (2) Another example: Nianxi; Congratulations on the new

Source of idiom: The first chapter of "Red Rock" by Luo Guangbin and Yang Yiyan: "All are decorated with lanterns and decorations with big characters like 'Celebrate New Year's Day' and 'Congratulations on New Year's Day'."

Idiom Traditional: Congratulations on the New Year

Abbreviation of idioms: GHXX

Idiomatic phonetic notation:

Common degree: Common Idioms

Number of Idioms: Four character idiom

Emotional color: Neutral idiom

Idiom usage: As object and attribute; Commonly used expressions for the New Year.

Idiom structure: Verb object idiom

Idiom time: Contemporary Idioms

words whose meaning is similar: happy new year

Examples of idioms: The tall buildings on both sides of the street... are all decorated with lights and decorations, with big characters like "Celebrate New Year's Day" and "Congratulations on New Year's Day" hanging high. (Chapter 1 of Red Rock by Luo Guangbin and Yang Yiyan)