What are the four-character idioms of "What's auspicious about the Year of the Rat"?

The four-character idiom "What's auspicious about the Year of the Rat" is "Good luck in the Year of the Rat" and "Good luck in the Year of the Rat"

Good weather, sh incarnation.

Interpretation: this omen means omen, and the whole word means: the omen of rats is the harvest year of our school.

People are happy for health; Rats are in their prime. ?

The son is the head of the earth; The mouse is the first of the twelve zodiac animals. ?

Midnight and a year alternate; The year of the rat is updated in spring.

The midnight bell rings; There are firecrackers everywhere in the Year of the Rat. ?

Midnight is relaxing; In the year of the rat, magpies speak incense. ?

Children alternate in age; Rat Festival is updated in spring. ?

Spring tides bring good news; The Year of the Rat brings good news. ?

Magpie language and red plum blossom; The Year of the Rat is full of joy.

It's a good year in the Year of the Rat.

Interpretation: In the Year of the Rat, I am very lucky. I often say a word when I pay a New Year call.