Part I: Green Water of Eternal Happiness Haru Aoyama?

Part two: Mattel, have plenty of food and clothing?

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The first part: Third, beautiful scenery is everywhere in three springs?

Part II: When Five Blessingg arrived in parallel, every family had a good harvest?

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The first part: ten thousand horses put out the dust, and the hoofbeat resounded through three thousand laps?

Bottom line: spring is stronger than February flowers when five sheep are holding pistils?

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The first part: A horse loses its hoof fragrance, and the north adds a swift horse?

Bottom line: sheep come to spring, and southern Xinjiang reproduces the five immortals sheep?

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The first part: Does China add horsepower when the horse arrives at the flock?

The second part: dragons and tigers whistling, meteorological positive energy.

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Part one: the horse is the leader, and the wine is a thousand cups to welcome the morning?

Bottom line: Yang Hao's first attempt, passionate writing about spring?

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Part one: at the gate of the castle peak, sheep and rabbits are playing on Bibi carpet?

Bottom line: the window contains green water, and ducks and geese play clear waves?

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Part I: Get rich first, then get rich. You are rich, I am rich, and everyone is rich?

Bottom line: more sheep and pigs, more money, more food and more happy events?

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The first part: Tianma Banshi, the good news spread frequently, shocked by the universe?

Part II: The immortal sheep came to the world, and the grand plan will show China again?

As a unique literary form, Spring Festival couplets have a long history in China. It began in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, especially in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and has developed for more than a thousand years today. ?

As early as before the Qin and Han dynasties, there was a custom of hanging peach symbols around the gate every New Year. At this time, Fu Tao is a big board made of two pieces of mahogany, on which are written the names of the legendary gods Shentu and Leiyu, which are used to exorcise ghosts and eliminate evil spirits. This custom lasted for more than 1000 years.

It was not until the Five Dynasties that people began to put couplets on mahogany boards instead of the names of gods. According to historical records, Meng Chang, a master of Houshu, wrote couplets on the bedroom door on New Year's Eve in 964. At this time, Changchun, with a number of festivals, was the earliest Spring Festival couplets in China. ?

After the Song Dynasty, it has become quite common for people to hang Spring Festival couplets in the New Year. Therefore, thousands of families in Wang Anshi's poem "January 1st" always exchanged new peaches for old ones, which was a true portrayal of the grand occasion of Spring Festival couplets at that time. Because the appearance of Spring Festival couplets is closely related to peach symbols, the ancients also called Spring Festival couplets peach symbols. ?

In the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding father of the Ming Dynasty, strongly advocated couplets. At this time, after he established the capital of Jinling (now Nanjing), he ordered ministers, officials and ordinary people to write a couplet and stick it on the door before New Year's Eve. He personally wears casual clothes to patrol. At this time, he goes door to door to watch the excitement and have a good time. Scholars at that time also regarded couplets as elegant enjoyment, and writing Spring Festival couplets became a social fashion. ?

After entering the Qing Dynasty, there were three dynasties: Qianlong, Jiaqing and Daoguang. At this time, couplets flourished like poems in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, and many famous couplets appeared. ?

With the development of cultural exchanges among countries, couplets were introduced to Vietnam, Korea, Japan, Singapore and other countries. These countries still have the custom of pasting couplets.