What does sixty mean?

60 years, an idiom in China, pinyin is Hu ā ji m: zh and niá n, because 60 years is a year of 60 years, so 60 years means that people are already 60 years old, which can also be called the year of listening.

Annotation to Idiom: In the old days, heavenly stems and earthly branches's cooperation was the calendar year, and sixty years was the flower, also known as Jiazi. Flowers: describe the intricacies of branch names.

The origin of the idiom: Song Jigong's Chronicle of Tang Poetry (Volume 66): "Zhao Mu's junior high school and Xian Tong's junior high school (primary school) Li Changji wrote a short song, saying to wine: Sixty flowers in your hand are like pearls.

Related examples:

1, old age, friend. Pre-school years, seeds of love. Music is your friend when you are weak. In his thirties, he had a child. The year of the flower is hard to predict.

2, Jiazi's birthday, everlasting, fragrant peaches and plums, mulberry benefits. The old trees that blossom and fall take root in fertile soil, and make new branches in the prosperous times, which makes them happy. Walking with New China all the way, Wanhe and old alumni encouraged each other.

The past 60 years have been full of twists and turns, joy and sadness, and luxury. I used to live a hard and happy life. A 60-year-old life is a flower, and nothing can support a reincarnation.

4, the year of no doubt is like a dream, and the gap is nearly eighteen years. After a long period of hard work, people in both places will miss their hometown for a long time. I have never sung poems about my father and son, but I love them deeply. What does it mean to wish you a birthday today? Wait till I see all the Chang 'an flowers.