Two happy words and some pictures.

\ \ r \ n \ \ "x \ u \ u \ u \ u \ u \ u \ u \ u \ u \ u \ u \ u \ u \ u \ u \ u \" means, getting married. \r\n Double happiness. It is mainly used for weddings and other festive occasions. \ r \ nPositive code: BJUJ, u: 56cd, gbk: 87d6 \ r \ nStroke number: 24, radical: mouth, stroke sequence number:12125143123. R \ n Pinyin:heui \r\n r \ n Ziguang Pinyin: xi (need to turn pages) \ r \ n Microsoft Pinyin: xi (need to turn pages about 10)\ r \ n There is also an interesting story about this legend. It is said that 23-year-old Wang Anshi went to Beijing to catch the exam one year and passed by Majia Town. At that time, it was getting late, and he decided to stay in the town and have a rest. Having nothing to do after dinner, he wandered in the street, only to find a lantern hanging outside the house of a large family, which was shining and dazzling. When Wang Anshi looked carefully, he saw a pair of half-length couplets clearly written on the lamp, which read \ \ "Run lanterns, the bright horse will go, and the bright horse will stop. "Obviously, it is waiting for someone to make the bottom line. Wang Anshi couldn't help clapping his hands and saying, "Well done! Good right! " The housekeeper who stood by immediately went in and told the owner of the house, Mr. Ma, but when he came out, Wang Anshi had disappeared. \r\n The next day, Wang Anshi walked into the examination room and handed in the first paper with a wave of his hand. Seeing that he was clever and alert, the examiner sent someone for an interview. The examiner pointed to the flying tiger flag day in front of the main hall: "Flying tiger flag, flying flag, hiding flag." Wang Anshi's mind immediately came up with half a pair of lanterns outside the stable. He replied without thinking, "When the lanterns went, the lights stopped." He answered correctly quickly and well, which surprised the examiner. \ r \ After the exam, Wang Anshi returned to Ma's hometown, thinking about the help of lanterns, and went to Ma's home to see lanterns. The long-awaited housekeeper immediately recognized him as the "xianggong" who praised Yu Lian that day and insisted on inviting him into the house. After sitting down after watching tea, the impatient Commissioner Ma urged Wang Anshi to match the pair on the lantern. Wang Anshi changed the flowers again and casually wrote: "Flying Tiger Flag, Flag Flying, Flag Hidden." Seeing that he was clever and neat, Mr. W immediately betrothed his daughter to him and proposed to marry him at Mafu on another day. It turns out that the pair on the lantern was chosen by Miss Ma. \ r \ nOn the wedding day, Ma's father was beaming from top to bottom. Just as the bride and groom were worshipping heaven and earth, they reported: "Wang Daren is the top scholar, please go to Qionglin for dinner tomorrow!" " "I was overjoyed. Mr. Ma was overjoyed and immediately reopened the banquet. In the face of double happiness, Wang Anshi wrote a big word \ \ \“Xi "on red paper, which made people stick it on the door and casually say:" The couplet is a double happiness song, and the lanterns are tied together with the Flying Tiger. \ r \ Since then, the word \ "Xi \ "has spread, and since then, the word \ "Xi \" and the double happiness in marriage have also become popular among China people.