Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Lucky day inquiry - What idioms describe auspiciousness?

What idioms describe auspiciousness?

Good luck, good weather?

The crops are abundant, the people live happily, and Chaoyang, Feng Ming.

1. Everything goes well: Shiwan Yiru everything is in line with his own wishes. Good weather,

2. Rich in cereals:

Pronunciation: w ǔ g ǔ f ǜ ng d ǜ ng

Commentary: Fengdeng: Harvest crops go to the fields to bask in the sun. A good harvest means a good harvest. The old fable pattern. "Five grains" refers to five kinds of grains. There were different sayings in ancient times, including rice, millet, millet, wheat and glutinous rice. Some say rice, millet, wheat, beans and hemp. In short, it refers to several major crops. "Fengdeng" means a bumper year.

3. Long life:

Spell rén Shúu nián féng

Comprehensive application of law; As predicate, object, attribute and clause; Include praise

For example? Lao She's Lao Zhang philosophy: "Spring returns to the earth, people live long, ..."

Ba Jin's "Home": "There is a pair of wooden couplets hanging on the door and wall, and there are eight official scripts in black on the red paint bottom:' Serve the country, serve the country and live a happy life.' "

Synonym? Have enough food and clothing? The country is prosperous and the people live and work in peace and contentment.

Antonym? Life is like mail. Endure hunger and cold

4. Feng Ming Chaoyang:

Pronunciation fèng, míng, zhāo, yáng.

Dawn, dawn and phoenix sing in the dawn, which means that people with high talents have a chance to play.

The Book of Songs, Elegance, Volume 1, "The source of Feng Huangming, Yi, was born in Chaoyang,"

5. Good weather;

Spelling y ǔ Sean ǔ n

Deconstruction: reconciliation. Shun: Suitable for needs. The wind and rain are timely and appropriate. Describe the wind and rain suitable for farming season. Tone: harmony: fit.

Comprehensive application of law; As predicate, attribute and object; Include praise

Synonym with abundant grain and abundant life.

Antonym Three Years of Catastrophe