Why wish the elderly a long life?

In the traditional culture of China, longevity can only bless people under 60. People over 60 wish him a long life, which is a misnomer.

I wish the elderly a long life. There is an elegant saying called "Long life".

Book of Rites Quli Shang was published in Book of Rites, and Hundred Years of Music was published in Book of Rites. The term means to return, and the term means to raise. Together, it means to live a hundred years and raise a lifetime. Sixty years after Qianlong, Emperor Qianlong will meditate in Prince Jia. Prince Jia said, "My father is in full bloom in the spring and autumn, but my son is inexperienced. I would like to make a reservation in the East Palace, listen to instructions in the morning and evening, and then meditate after my father's birthday. My son should respect his father's life. "

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If you want your parents to live a long life, the common birthday idiom is "Chun Xuan Hong, Geng Wuliang". The ancient Toona sinensis tree is a symbol of longevity, and the "Spring Pavilion" is a respectful title of the ancients to their father. Xuanzhe, Xuantang, is the title of honoring mother in ancient times. Geng Zhe, Chang Geng Xing Ye, and Wu Ye, actresses, were elegant names for couples in ancient times.

This idiom is a special word for children to wish their parents a long life. "Gengwu Tong Ming" is a birthday greeting for the elderly couple, and it doesn't have to be dedicated to parents.

If one of my parents dies, such as my mother, I wish my father a long life. Generally, idioms such as "Da Chun is not old, Chunting Changchun, Geng Cai, Geng Xing Yonghui" are used. If my father dies, I wish my mother a long life You can use idioms such as "Flowers bloom in golden splendor, the porch is warm in spring, Wusu is full of splendor, and the five rings in the sky".