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Xi [xǐ], double happiness. It is mainly used for weddings and other festive occasions.

It is usually cut from red paper (or gold foil), or written on red paper and pasted on the walls of doors and windows to show happiness.

Interpretation of Chinese characters:

Hey, holiday words. Commonly known as double happiness. Often used in weddings and other occasions. It is usually cut from red paper (or gold foil), or written on red paper and pasted on the walls of doors and windows to show happiness.

Poetry Journal,No. 1976,No. 12: "On the evening of October 6th, a brocade of Wan Li's ci was laid out. 」

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What a good conjoined baby, full of joy (type)

Ideographic characters:

"tell it to the judge" seems to be a pair of men and women who are destined to cling to each other, care for each other, look at each other affectionately, never leave, and grow old together. The word "hi" is auspicious, and the word "gratifying" is of course that an auspicious person marries an auspicious person.

The word "double happiness" is pictographic and ideographic, ideographic and phonological. It looks simple, vivid, harmonious as a whole, very beautiful and profound. It has a beautiful meaning, wishing a happy marriage, unity and long life together. A good marriage depends on two people's hard work. The beauty of "gratifying happiness" is precisely that it embodies people's inner desire for love and happiness.

Savoring this "gratifying joy" is just like "I Nong Ci". "You nong nong, you are very affectionate. A lot of feelings, hot as fire. Twist a piece of mud, be a you, be a me, break us both together and mix with water. Twist the other you and shape the other me. I got you into the mire, and you got me into the mire. I was born with you and died with you. " Therefore, some newlyweds regard Yaner as a "love oath" and stick it in their love nest. Some people even admire him as "the patron saint of marriage".

Related legend:

There is also an interesting story about the legend of this character. 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 came closer and looked closely, he saw a pair of half-pictures clearly written on the lamp, "Run the lantern, leave when the horse lights up, and stop when the horse lights up". Obviously, he was waiting for someone to make the bottom line. Wang Anshi couldn't help applauding when he saw the first film. "It is good for you! Good right! " He meant that this couplet was wonderful, but the housekeeper standing by mistakenly thought that it was easy, so he immediately went in and told the owner, Mr. Ma, but when he came out, Wang Anshi was gone.

The next day, Wang Anshi walked into the examination room and handed in the first paper with a stroke of a pen when answering questions. Seeing that he was clever and alert, the examiner sent someone for an interview. The examiner pointed to the flying tiger flag in front of the hall and said, "Flying tiger flag, flying tiger flag, hiding tiger flag." Wang Anshi immediately thought of half a pair of lanterns outside the stable. He replied without thinking: "The lanterns run, the lights go, and the lights stop." He answered correctly quickly and well, which surprised the examiner.

After the exam, Wang Anshi returned to Majia Town. Thinking of the help of lanterns, he went to Mr. Ma's house to see lanterns. The long-awaited housekeeper immediately recognized that he was the "xianggong" who praised Yu Lian a few days ago, and insisted on inviting him into the house.

After sitting down after watching tea, the impatient horseman urged Wang Anshi to match the pair on the lantern. Wang Anshi put on flowers again and casually wrote: "Flying tiger flag, flying flag, hiding flag." Seeing his cleverness and neatness, 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 made by Miss Ma at her husband's choice.

On the wedding day, the stable was beaming. Just as the bride and groom were worshipping heaven and earth, a newspaper came to report: "Wang daren is the top scholar, please go to Qionglin banquet 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 recite it casually: "The couplet is a double happiness song, and lanterns are flying. "

Since then, the word "Xi" has spread, and since then, the word "Xi" and the double happiness in marriage have become popular among China people.

Historical textual research:

Wang Anshi's first wife, surnamed Wu, was named Mrs. Feng Yueguo. Wang Anshi had no other spouse before his death. After his wife died, she only married a concubine and never married the first wife. The daughter of a member should not be used as a sideroom, and when Wang Anshi took a concubine, it was his old age, not his 23-year-old youth. Therefore, there is no historical basis for Wang Anshi to marry the daughter of Ma Shi.