Homonym of New Year's greetings in the Year of Rabbit

The homophonic greeting for the Year of the Rabbit is as follows:

1. When the Year of the Rabbit arrived, everyone smiled and wished their friends a wonderful move: squinting for good fortune, two ears standing up for good fortune, a beard curled up for good fortune, three petals happy and jumping without trouble. I will pay a New Year call to you.

2. I wish you: the Year of the Rabbit is prosperous, smooth, happy, full of vitality, rich and prosperous, rising step by step, and the dream of the Year of the Rabbit comes true.

3. First, I am in good health in the Year of Rabbit; Second, I have no worries about my family; Third, I have few difficulties; Fourth, my income is high; Fifth, I am blessed, safe and happy; Sixth, I am satisfied with everything.

4. The rabbit jumps up and wishes good luck; Rabbits run happily and wish good health; The rabbit slept soundly and went out to help the nobles; Rabbits have long ears and everything is auspicious; I wish you a happy New Year and good luck in the Year of the Rabbit.

New year greeting time:

Make an appointment before New Year's greetings. Don't make an empty trip just because the host also goes out to pay a New Year call. At the same time, give the host a time to prepare in advance. It is best to let the host choose the appointment time, not unilaterally set the time. The appointed time is more convenient for both parties.

Generally speaking, you should choose to pay New Year greetings to your elders in the morning, but not too early. Because you usually work hard, you usually get up late during the Spring Festival. If you visit your home too early, you will often catch your host off guard. If the New Year greeting is hosted by a New Year greeting person, the time of the New Year greeting can be determined according to the time of the dinner. Arrive early, don't wait until dinner time. Time should be reserved for greeting and chatting.

Some people like to choose to pay New Year greetings in the evening. Sitting for several hours will inevitably affect the rest of the host. When visiting New Year, if you say "Happy New Year" at the door and leave in a hurry, it will give people a feeling of "lack of sincerity". Therefore, it is advisable for a guest to stay for half an hour to 40 minutes, which is polite and does not affect the host's reception of other guests.