Idioms

Ji Guang Pian Yu, fly away, everything is fine, the zodiac is auspicious, the stars are shining, Luotong Ji Wang, good luck, good luck, bad luck, good weather, good luck, good luck, good luck, good luck, good luck, good luck, good luck, good luck, good luck, good luck, good luck.

Close the door, Ji Guang film, good luck, bad luck, close the door, auspicious day, auspicious day, auspicious trap, auspicious deeds, auspicious day, slip away, trap net, avoid disaster, lucky, lucky, lucky, lucky, lucky.

Detailed explanation of Ji:

shape

1.？ (I know. Oracle Bone Inscriptions-Shaped like a weapon on it, like a weapon-holding device on the bottom. Together, weapons are put in containers and not used, so as to reduce wars and prevent people from being in danger. Original meaning: auspicious; Geely)

2.？ be synonymous

King Wen is in fashion, and Cardinals are suitable; Good things can move and fly, but good things will happen. -"Overall, preliminary experience"

3.？ Jifu (clothes worn during ancient sacrifices); Ji Tie (wedding tie, Geng Tie); Auspicious prophecy (argot or symbol indicating auspiciousness); Auspicious sheep (auspicious. Many ancient artifacts are engraved with the word "auspicious sheep". Sheep, an ancient auspicious figure); Gypsy (auspicious omen); Lucky (lucky) A sign of good fortune

4.？ Kindness; beautiful

Kyrgyzstan recently. -"Book of Rites Quli"

Be the moon and the zodiac. -"Li"

Best wishes from Ji Li. Three days of auspicious wishes and five days of auspicious worship. -"Zhou Li's Big Bo"

5.？ Ji's (an ancient name for a man. Extended refers to the beautiful people in Dahua); Ji Ling is very slippery (describing her flexible figure); Gigi rocked (into a line)

1.？ Shuori

2.？ Wedding. It usually includes accompanying celebrations.

3.？ Etiquette of offering sacrifices to ghosts and gods in ancient times. It is one of the five rites (auspiciousness, fierceness, hospitality, military service and kindness).

4.？ Names of ancient countries. Sui Ji. Tang, Five Dynasties, Song and Qing Dynasties. In today's Ji 'an City, Jiangxi Province.

5.？ onomatopoeic word