The National Day slogan rhymes, which is urgent.

Interpretation: I am very happy.

Source: Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions: The second daughter just came out of the old lady's room. Unlike in the past, her name was Pinger, and she mumbled something.

Second, the country is peaceful and the people are safe.

Interpretation: Tai: Peace and stability. The country is peaceful and the people are happy.

Source: History of Han Criminal Law: "At this point, Huan Gong appointed Guan Zhong; And the country is rich and the people are safe. "

Today, Qi Huangong has appointed Guan Zhong and Guo Tai Min An.

Three, beaming.

Interpretation: Yang Yang: Self-satisfied. A cheerful expression or atmosphere.

Source: Yao's Li Zicheng, Volume II, Chapter 35: All of a sudden, the soldiers were full of energy and beaming, as if they had not lost the battle at all.

Fourth, celebrate with the whole world

Pronunciation: p incarnation

Interpretation: People all over the world or the whole country celebrate together. It is often used to describe things that make the country happy.

Source: Liu Yiqing in the Northern Dynasties, "Shi Shuo Xin Yu": "Yuan Di gave birth to a prince; Give gifts to the monarch and his subjects. Yin Hongqiao thanked him:' Prince was born; Celebrate the whole world; I have no honor; All kinds of accusations are exchanged for a thick beard. " "

Verb (abbreviation for verb) celebrates with forehead.

Pinyin: éShu chúng qn g qúng

Interpretation: Put your hand on your forehead to express your gratitude.

Source: Meng Long's History of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, Chapter 37: From Wen Gong to Jiang, China people all celebrated.

China people don't put their hands on their foreheads to express their thanks when Wen Gong arrives in crimson.