恭贺新禧，福星高照，万事如如照，财运亨通，五谷丰登， 财源广进，年年有余，福如东海，bai寿比南山，官运亨通。
Congratulations to du New Year: auspicious and happy. Respectfully congratulate a happy and auspicious New Year.
Common phrases for congratulating the New Year. Fuxinggaozhao: describes a person as lucky and blessed.
Everything is as it should be: everything is in line with the mind, very smooth. Caiyunhengtong: Fortune zhi's luck is good, making money is very smooth.
Fondness of grains: refers to a good year and a good harvest of food. Caiyuan Guangjin: wealth arrives from all four dao sides, now commonly used in the business world or at times of celebration.
Yearly surplus: It means that life is rich and there is surplus wealth and food in every version of the year. Fu Ru Dong Hai: Fortune is as vast and boundless as the East Sea.
Shoubi Nanshan: the life span is as long as Zhongnan Mountain. Used as an ode to the elderly.
官运亨通：指仕途顺利，步步高升。 The right .
2. New Year Wishes IdiomsMileage is like gold, Mileage is ten thousand, Peng Cheng Wanli, Promise is boundless, and Great Expansion.
I. Mileage is like gold Vernacular interpretation: Mileage is like gold describes the future as embroidery is very good, more used in blessing words Source: Jia Zhongming fourth fold: "Think of us embroidered future, very much in love." Dynasty: Yuan Author: Jia Zhongming Second, the prospect of ten thousand miles vernacular interpretation: the metaphor of the future is great, not ***.
Source: "South Chu News": "This child can be said to have a bright future." Dynasty: Tang Author: yuchi shu Translation: this child can be said to have a great future, not *** also.
Third, Peng Cheng Miles vernacular interpretation: the metaphor of a great future. Source: "Zhuangzi - free travel" said, the roc from the north of the sea to the South China Sea migration, the water hit three thousand miles, riding the wind up to 90,000 miles.
Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Author: Zhuang Zhou Translation: The roc migrates from the northern sea to the South China Sea, the water splashes up the waves are three thousand miles high, riding the wind up to ninety thousand miles. Fourth, the future is boundless vernacular interpretation: refers to a person's future without ***.
There is a wide space for development. Source: The Siege: "Hong Jian also bowed his head and did not sound - 'I only hope that Mr. Fang has a boundless future."
Dynasty: Modern Author: Qian Zhongshu V. Dazhan Hongtu Vernacular Interpretation: show: to open the volume of the painting, a metaphor for the realization; Hongtu: a metaphor for the grand and far-reaching strategies and plans. The implementation of ambitious plans or ambitions on a large scale.
Source: "The Table of Letting Officials for Mr. Pei Xianggong": "Enlighten the grand plan of the Zhongxing, when the peace of the Chang calendar." Dynasty: Tang Author: Han Yu Translation: to launch a great plan to revitalize the country and set a timetable for the world to move towards a peaceful and prosperous world.
3. Beijing's Spring Festival four-word idiom in the first paragraphsWanxiang Renewal: in the fourth paragraph.
All-night lights: in the seventh paragraph.
Diametrically different: in the eighth paragraph.
The lanterns are decorated: in the ninth paragraph.
With the original text:
The old rule in Beijing is that the Spring Festival begins almost at the beginning of the month of Lunar New Year. "On the seventh day of the Lunar New Year, the cold crows freeze to death", which is the coldest time of the year. On the eighth day of the lunar month, every family boils congee (zhōu) for the eighth day of the lunar month. The congee is made from various kinds of rice, beans, and dried fruits. This is not a porridge, but a small agricultural fair.
In addition to this, on this day, we have to soak the garlic on the 8th day of the 12th lunar month. The garlic cloves are put in vinegar and sealed for the New Year's dumplings. By the end of the year, the garlic soaked color like emerald, vinegar also has some spicy flavor, color and taste double beautiful, so people can not help but eat a few more dumplings.
Children preparing for New Year's Eve, the first big thing is to buy a mixed mix. This is made of peanuts, jujube, hazelnuts, chestnuts and other dried fruits and candied fruit (jiàn) mixed (chān) and become. Children like to eat these bits and pieces. The second most important thing is to buy firecrackers, especially for the boys. I'm afraid the third thing is to buy all kinds of things - kites, firecrackers, harmonica and so on.
The kids are happy and the adults are busy. They have to prepare the food, drink, clothes, and supplies for the New Year, so that the New Year will be a time of renewal.
Lunar New Year on the 23rd of Lunar New Year, almost the Spring Festival "rehearsal". As soon as it gets dark, the firecrackers go off, and there is a taste of New Year's Eve. On this day, it is necessary to eat sugar, the street early a lot of maltose and jiangmai sugar sellers, sugar shape or rectangular or melon shape, sweet and sticky (nián), the children's favorite.
After the twenty-third day, everyone was even busier. You have to clean up once, and prepare enough meat, chicken, fish, vegetables, rice cakes and so on - most stores are closed from the first to the fifth day of the first month, and don't open until the sixth day of the first month.
New Year's Eve is very busy. The smell of wine and meat is everywhere. Men and women of all ages put on new clothes, red couplets outside the door, the house posted a good colorful New Year's paintings. On New Year's Eve, every house was lit up all night long (xiāo), without interruption, and the sound of firecrackers continued day and night. Those who work outside, unless absolutely necessary, must come home to have a reunion dinner. This night, in addition to very small children, no one sleeps, all have to watch the New Year.
The first day of the first month of the light and New Year's Eve is very different: stores are on the board, the door stacked last night's firecracker cardboard, the whole city is resting.
The men went to relatives and friends to pay their respects before noon. The women received guests in their homes. Many temples inside and outside the city organized temple fairs, vendors (fàn) outside the temple stalls selling tea, food and various toys. Children especially love to visit the temple fair for the opportunity to see the wild scenery outside the city, ride a donkey (lǘ), and buy toys unique to the New Year. There were horse races and camel races at the temple fair. These races are not about who comes first and who comes second, but rather about the beauty and skill of the horse, the camel, and the rider in front of an audience.
Most of the stores open on the sixth day of the first month, but they are not very busy, and the fellows in the stores take turns going to the temples, the footbridges and the opera.
The Lantern Festival, another *** of the Spring Festival, has arrived. On the fifteenth day of the first month, lights and colors are put up everywhere, and the whole street looks like a wedding ceremony, red and beautiful. Famous old stores have to hang out hundreds of lamps, in all shapes and colors, some of them are all glass, some of them are all cow horn, some of them are yarn lamps, some of them are all painted all "Dream of Red Mansions" or "Water Margin (hǔ)" story. This was also a kind of advertisement in those days. Once the lamps were up, anyone could enter the store and visit. At night, when candles were lit in the lamps, there were even more visitors.
Children bought all kinds of firecrackers to set off, and even if they didn't go out on the street, they could still play at home with sound and light. There are also lights at home: horse lanterns, palace lanterns, paper lanterns of various shapes and colors, as well as yarn lanterns, which have small bells, when the time comes to jingle. On this day everyone must also eat Lanterns! It is indeed a beautiful and happy day.
In the blink of an eye, to the end of the temple[1], the Spring Festival in the first month of the nineteenth end. The students should go to school, and adults go back to work as usual. In the first month of the lunar calendar and the first month of the lunar year, in the countryside, it is the time when everyone is most idle. After the Festival of Lights, the weather turns warm and everyone goes back to work. Beijing is a city, but it also follows the rural areas to celebrate the New Year, and it is very lively
4. Five four-word idioms in a diary about the New Year 300 wordsFor us children, the New Year is happy. On the first day of the New Year as a guest, adults and children gathered together, lively, how happy ah! For their adults, the New Year is troublesome, both to engage in sanitation, but also busy to prepare for the New Year, how annoying! Yes, I think everyone has different feelings about the New Year.
In China, food culture is rich and colorful. In some areas, the first meal of the new year to eat dumplings, but also in the dumplings put sugar, peanuts, coins. Eating sugar means sweet life; eating peanuts means immortality; eating coins means a rich new year.
About firecrackers, there is such a legend. In ancient times, there is a monster called the year, it will come out on the first day of the year to eat the people, the people are afraid of it. Until one year, the year came out to eat humans, from the village issued a crackling sound, the year scared no longer dare to come. Since then, there has been the custom of firecrackers.
Our country celebrates New Year's Day, more than four thousand years ago, only the date of New Year's Day varies. In the period of the Five Emperors, the first day of the first month of the lunar calendar is the first day of the year for Dan.
I believe we can not wait to go to New Year's Day! I wish you all a happy new year!