New year's four-character idiom

The four-character idioms of the New Year are as follows:

Firecrackers, bright lights, thousands of lights, traffic, New Year bells, saying goodbye to the old and welcoming in the new, Spring Festival, Year of the Monkey, Happy New Year, Spring Back to the Earth, Vientiane Renewal, Happiness, Colorful, Colorful, Busy, Unforgettable, Affectionate, year after year, spotless and complicated.

Crackling, small groups, bustling, singing and laughing, red lanterns, visiting relatives and friends, approaching New Year's Eve, talking and laughing, thriving, full of flavor, beaming, all the best, harmonious and beautiful, trees and flowers, gongs and drums, lively and extraordinary, singing and dancing, family reunion, beaming and happy.

Year of the rabbit blessing

I wish you a smooth sailing in the Year of Rabbit, a happy family, three stars at home, peace in the four seasons, a long life, a prosperous five animals, a happy New Year, good health and all the best!

In spring, a rabbit reports first, and ten thousand rabbits gallop. Rabbits keep coming to bless, and thousands of rabbits are in full swing. Buy a treasure rabbit car, the rabbit can't solve the saddle and build a home. The rabbit with saddle is old, and the rabbit jumps forward forever. Lucky year of rabbit!

Rabbits are singing that the sun is red, Wan Li is golden and Pfizer is hazy; Willow dance is green along the river, and the golden waves reflect Danxia! I wish you good luck in the Year of the Rabbit. As always, two people are United, a family of three, singing songs all the year round, five blessings, June 6th, seven fortunes, good fortune in all directions, and good luck in 1999, very happy! Happy Year of the Rabbit!