Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Lucky day inquiry - What are the idioms that describe the correct time?
What are the idioms that describe the correct time?
Pinyin:? A thousand days have an appointment.
Explanation: It takes a thousand years to get such an opportunity. It is extremely rare to describe opportunities.
Sentence: Now China has taken a step towards democracy. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
2. just right
Pinyin: SHFéng qíshí
Explanation: I happened to meet that opportunity or opportunity. Use "just right"
Sentence-making: The DV popularization movement at the right time added fuel to the flames and set off a wave of folk images with great influence.
3. Good times and auspicious days
Pinyin: liang shjí rí
Explanation: Good day, auspicious day. Later, it was often called a suitable day for marriage. Both are "auspicious days".
Sentence: Dry in the shade, choose a good day and make a musical instrument with the skillful craftsman Liu Ziqi. ?
4. Once in a century
Pinyin: bYinian b?y?
Explanation: Once in a century. Describe a rare or rare opportunity.
Sentence: Zhao Yun, an outstanding general in history, is once in a hundred years. ?
5. One year old
Pinyin: qi ā n su í y sihí
Explanation: It's still a thousand years. It will take a thousand years to get such an opportunity. It is extremely rare to describe opportunities.
Sentence: This astronomical wonder of chitose only lasted for one minute, and everyone was staring.
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