1, favorable weather: fēng tiáo yǔ shùn, which means that the wind and rain are timely and appropriate, which is beneficial to agricultural production. Source: Liu Tao is quoted from Book of Etiquette in the Old Tang Dynasty: "The weather is good." Example: This year, there was another bumper harvest of grain.
2. Annual surplus: nián nián yǒu yú, with annual surplus. Auspicious words for Chinese New Year. It can be described as one of the most representative languages of traditional auspicious blessing in China, and it can be regarded as a traditional auspicious symbol if it is represented by pictures. There should be lotus or lotus root and fish in the picture, that is, "lotus has fish." Represents a rich life, with extra wealth and food every year.
3. Full harvest of grains: Full harvest of grains, a Chinese idiom. The pinyin is wǔ gǔ fēng shú, which means good harvest in the year. The same as "the grain is abundant". From Liu Tao Long Tao Li Jiang. Make an attribute; A bumper harvest is in sight. Example: thieves stop breathing, the grain is rich and ripe, and the family gives people enough. Wu Liangchuan, The History of Dongguan Han Dynasty.
4. Yingche Jiasui: yíng chē jiā suì, one ear of rice can fill a car. Metaphor is abundant harvest. Source: Jin Wang Jia's "Collected Notes on the Week": "In the year of Wang Wu, there was a country with only one cause, and I went to Wang Dujiu Wan Li, and I also paid tribute to Jiahe." Example: I saw the scene of ~ in the end of the wind and grain.