Complete collection of chicken auspicious idioms

The auspicious idioms of chickens are as follows:

The golden rooster crows at dawn, which is auspicious and wishful, independent and independent. When the chicken dances, crows, and stands out from the crowd, it is no longer auspicious. Cut the chicken with an ox knife.

Chicken in a jar, chicken in a sail, good luck, all the best, good luck, avoiding disasters, making dogs and chickens restless, making chickens fly and dogs jump, stealing chickens and touching dogs, making an example for chickens, cooking chickens with diced chicken, making small intestines, raising chickens and touching dogs, breaking chickens and dogs, goose bumps, Wang Huai chickens and dogs, fighting chickens and touching dogs, Huainan chickens and dogs, flying chickens.

China chicken culture has a long history and rich connotations. In the first phase of Dadiwan Culture in Xishanping, Tianshui, Gansu, the word "chicken" has been found in Oracle Bone Inscriptions in China about 8,000 years ago, which shows that China knew about chickens more than 3,000 years ago. Chicken raising in China has a history of 8,000 years, and the recorded history is at least 3,000 years. It is one of the earliest countries to raise chickens in the world.

Make sentences:

1. Send you an auspicious chicken. May the sound of chickens bring you happiness in the new year. Chicken ears are full of wishes. The chicken's back carries the happiness of the family, and the chicken's tail sweeps away the sorrow in the heart.

2. The firecrackers in the Year of the Rooster sent away the galloping horse, which was full of joy. Chicken's blessing brings good luck and happiness, birds sing and dance, and chickens walk together. Good luck and good health year after year. I wish you a happy Year of the Rooster and a happy life.

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