Explanation of auspicious and good days

Ji: Geely; Good: good; Chen: Time. Good times, auspicious days. Later, it was often called a suitable day for marriage. The origin of the idiom: Nine Songs of the Eastern Emperor Taiyi written by Qu Yuan in the Warring States Period: "It's a good day, and Mu will be happy to see the emperor."

Idiom example: Today is an auspicious day. If you say goodbye to your mother, you will ask for a long trip.

ㄐㄧㄖㄧㄌㄧㄤㄔㄣ Athena Chu

Auspicious day and auspicious day are synonymous: a beautiful moment, a pleasant scenery. It is also a temporary victory for guests and friends to get together and send wine across the river every beautiful day. "Chen Shu? Sun you

Idiom grammar: combination; Become an object; Include praise

Degree of common use: common idioms

Emotion and color: neutral idioms

Idiom structure: combined idioms

Generation time: ancient idioms

Lucky moments and lucky days.

Japanese translation: auspicious day

Pronunciation note: Ji, can't be pronounced as "J χ and".

Note: Chen, you cannot write "Chen".