Complete 80th birthday greetings.

Birthday greetings include longevity, longevity, longevity, longevity, longevity is better than Nanshan, longevity, longevity, longevity.

1, Fushou Kangning

Pronunciation: fú shòu kāng níng

Interpretation: greetings. It means happiness, longevity, health and peace.

Source: Modern Guo Moruo's "Gao Jian Li" Act II: Yes, the emperor will live forever in Kangning.

2. Long life

Pronunciation: fú shòu mián mián á n

Interpretation: it means that the blessing is long and the life is long.

Source: The first fold of Yuan's "Endure Words": "May my brother live a long life, and pine and cypress are on a par."

Interpretation of the source: May my brother's life be on a par with that of pine and cypress.

3. live a long life

Pronunciation: fú shòu nián gāo

Interpretation: as a predicate; Used as a tribute.

Source: The first fold of Yuan's "Endure Words": "He told me that I live a long life and look like a pine and cypress."

Interpretation of the source: He said that I live a long life, which makes me shoulder to shoulder like a pine and cypress.

4. Life is better than Nanshan.

Pronunciation: shòu bǐ nán shān n

Interpretation: it is an idiom when wishing people a long life, which means that life is longer than Nanshan, and it is used to celebrate the elderly.

Source: Zhou Dynasty's anonymous Book of Songs Xiaoya Tianbao: "As the moon remains unchanged, as the sun rises, as the life of Nanshan."

Interpretation of the source: Eternity is like the moon, the rising sun rises, and the end of Nanshan life.

5, longevity for seven days

Pronunciation: fú shò uqí ti ā n.

Interpretation: Explain that longevity is as high as the sky.

Source: Ming's anonymous "He Yuanxiao" is the third fold: "I celebrate the arrival of the imperial edict of Yuanxiao from below, and may the Lord live long."