Spring Festival greetings

Spring Festival greetings include: all the best, happy, happy New Year, good luck, jubilation, promotion step by step, all the best, smooth sailing and so on.

1, all the best

All the best, China idiom, pinyin is wàn shì rú yì, which means wishing people all the best. From A Dream of Red Mansions. Chapters 5 and 3.

2. With great pleasure

Happy, the Chinese idiom pinyin is: Hu ā Hu ā huān tiān xǐ dì, which describes very happy. The West Chamber.

3. Congratulations on the New Year.

Happy New Year, an China idiom. The pinyin is Gōng héxěn xǐ, which means to respectfully congratulate you on a happy and auspicious New Year. Common expressions of New Year greetings. From Hongshi town.

4. Good luck.

Good luck, an idiom in China, is pinyin: jí xiáng rú yì, which is often used to wish others happiness and good luck. Earn Express from Yuan Anonymous.

5, beaming

Cheerful, China idiom. The pinyin is xǐ qì yáng yáng. It means eyes or atmosphere full of joy. From Yueyang Tower.

Step by step.

Step by step, China idiom. The pinyin is bùbùgāo shěng. It means that the status is rising. Excerpted from "The Strange Situation Seen in Twenty Years".

All the best, happiness, congratulations on making a fortune, all the best, beaming and rising step by step.