1. The Spring Festival is coming. If you want lucky money, you should say four words of blessing: b Congratulations on the Spring Festival, Happy Spring Festival, Long Health and Life, Safe New Year, and more than every year. Congratulations on getting rich, rich in financial resources, always happy, beaming with happiness, all the best, good luck, three sheep open Thailand, rich in financial resources, all the wishes come true, five blessings, abundant in grains, happy to welcome the Spring Festival, and happy. Welcome to the traditional Spring Festival couplets: at the age of 20, it is a new day to start over. Three suns bloom and everything recovers. Hua Kai is in Ruiqi, Wan Li Spring Breeze, Chunhui, Willow, Plum Blossom, Qianpian, Baifu, People's Birthday, Pepper Blossom, Zanbai Wine, Gone with the Wind, Wei Qi, Zhaosu Mountain, Fudade, Happy New Year, Dragon Boundless, Qi Nian, Monsoon Bookstore, North Window of Meiqi East Hospital, Liu Shuqing, Liu Shu, Xue Yan, Runmei, Smoke and Flowers, and Flowers. There are four seasons of selflessness, four seasons of auspicious celebration, eight festivals of Ankang, Tiankai and Jingyun people, as well as Chinese New Year, full of flowers, bamboo newspapers, peace and blessings. To Jiaxiang Jiangcheng and Liuhua Haiyue, Yan Xia's eyes are full of blessings. Handwriting in the spring, looking forward to the stars. I write Yangchun's family's wishes, embrace the world view and celebrate Flat Peach's birthday. Liu Mei is clear in spring, suitable for night rain and resistant to spring breeze. Fu Gan Guo Dong's national strength is independent, the people's hearts are high, and the weather is myriad. Year after year, the world is full of spring, and everything is renewed. The days are increasing, and the years are full of spring. Gan Kun compiled a new Spring Festival couplets: the door is concise, and the spring scenery is better than the old chronology. Tianxiang Yanzi Building is warm, with high spring breeze, wide sky, rich life, open sky, beautiful scenery, happy people, roaring green fields, boundless green hills and beautiful spring scenery. The four seasons are happy and the crops are bumper. All the best, let a hundred flowers blossom, offer more flowers and let a hundred flowers blossom. Ma Benteng's family photos are all about spring, Qingyun, March, Cao Fang, Yingchun, Jiangshan, beautiful people, romantic scenery, the moon, spring, Jiangshan, the motherland, Changchun and Hongmei, dedicated to the New Year. Magpies are full of spring flowers, full of spring, and their new heads are raised. The golden rooster crows the dawn, the purple swallow smells the spring, the chicken dances, Ma Yuechun, the national step is long, the spring is shining, the blessing is auspicious, the spring breeze is proud of a beautiful day, and the spring breeze is full of joy. The spring breeze combs the spring breeze of willow magpie, the top gun returns to spring, the plum willow is strong and the mountains and rivers are full of spring, the four seasons are full of flowers, Xiangyun holds the sky, and the house is full of joy and happiness.

Well, the four-word idiom about an old man and a money bag is rich.

Hello, I love you.

Explain waist wrap: refers to the items carried with you; Guan: In the old days, money was tied with a rope, and it was the same. Metaphor is a lot of money.

The source of Liang Yinyun's novel in the Southern Dynasties: "Every guest has his own ambition. Either it was the secretariat of Yangzhou, or it was rich, or it was riding a crane. One of them said, "I got rich and rode a crane to the country." Want to have both. "

Structural verb-object type.

Usage is mostly used for rich people. Generally used as attribute and object.

Pronunciation; It can't be pronounced "cán".

Distinguish between form and penetration; I am not used to writing.

Synonyms are great wealth, rich prince, and great wealth.

Antonyms get nothing, nothing, empty pockets.

Discrimination and "a rich world" are both "described as very rich." But ~ the focus is on "waist wrapping"; Generally, it means that individuals are relatively rich; "A Rich World" focuses on "the world"; Refers to the degree of "wealth"; You can also refer to the degree of other aspects.

Example: now he ~; Go home brilliantly; Where do you remember our poor partners?

3. The four-word idiom describing children was originally published in lhuangjhx5 17.

The idiom 1 describing children, Ice Snow Clever: a metaphor for people's cleverness. 2, brilliant: describe a person with outstanding talent, intelligence and wisdom. 3, smart: smart: developed intelligence, high talent. Smart: flexible and smart. Describe a child as clever, lively and smart. 4, smart: intelligence exceeds the average person, very smart. 5, birds rely on people: according to: attachment. Birds snuggle up to people. Metaphor is attached to the powerful. It also symbolizes the petite, submissive and amiable form of children and girls. 6. Innocent: evil: improper. Good-hearted and pure, without improper thoughts. 7, sharp mouth: sharp, sharp: smart, flexible. Describe people who are smart and good at talking. 8. Extraordinary courage: Very brave and fearless. 9, lively and lovely: natural movements, not dull, describe children as cute and lovable. 10, innocence: innocence refers to simplicity; This idiom often refers to people's inner simplicity, frankness and naturalness. It is also used to describe the innocence and kindness of teenagers or children. 1 1. People love each other: people love each other, which means everyone likes it when they see it, describing people as beautiful and lovely, or things as pleasing to the eye. 12, both talent and appearance: both talent and appearance. 13, bright eyes and white teeth: bright eyes and white teeth. 14, dignified and strong: describe the appearance of being strong and honest (mostly children). 15, children's words are unscrupulous: the old superstition is to post these four words in the hall during the New Year, which means that children don't have to avoid speaking, even if they say unlucky words. It can also be said that it is cute or the language spoken by children is humorous and vivid, which makes people laugh. 16, never forget: never forget after reading it. Describe a very strong memory. 17, pure and flawless: describes people who are pure and kind, without stains. It also describes things as clean, perfect and flawless. 18, lively: happy

4. Interesting stories and legends about lucky money When it comes to the Spring Festival, what children like best is to get red envelopes from adults, which are commonly known as "lucky money" and "lucky money".

During the New Year in ancient China, adults strung 100 copper coins with red ropes to children, hoping that they would live longer. Because "old" and "special" are homophonic, they can kill ghosts, and also bribe ghosts to children, so as to turn evil into good luck and spend the coming year safely, so they are called "lucky money". "100,000 yuan grew in the colored thread, and then it was collected from the pillow to discuss the price of firecrackers, which made Joule busy all night." Poets in Qing Dynasty described it in the poem "Lucky Money".

Because copper coins and red ropes do not meet the requirements of the times, they are gradually replaced by paper money and red envelopes, which has become a familiar red envelope. Nowadays, there are not only lucky money red envelopes, but also welfare red envelopes issued by the company. Thank others for their red envelopes.

Giving out red envelopes is a custom for us to celebrate the Spring Festival. Red represents happiness, good luck and auspiciousness. Generally, elders give it to unmarried minors, and you can have as much money as you want, such as 6 yuan, 60 yuan, 66 yuan, 166 yuan, etc. But it is impolite to open red envelopes in front of elders.

Some parents secretly put them under their children's pillows on New Year's Eve and give them a surprise on the first day of the new year to make them happy for a year. There is a very popular story about lucky money.

In ancient times, there was a little demon named Chong. On New Year's Eve, he came out and touched the head of a sleeping child. The child often cried with fear, and then he had a headache and became a fool. Therefore, every family stays up late with the lights on in the morning, which is called "keeping special".

There was a couple who had a son in their later years and regarded him as their favorite. On New Year's Eve, they were afraid that "worship" would harm their children, so they took out eight copper coins to play with them.

When the child fell asleep playing, they wrapped eight copper coins in red paper and put them under the child's pillow. The couple dare not sleep. In the middle of the night, an evil wind blew the door open and blew out the lights. As soon as Chong reached out to touch the child's head, the pillow flashed all over the floor, scaring Chong away.

It turns out that these eight copper coins were changed by gods. The next day, the couple told everyone about wrapping eight copper coins in red paper to scare them away. After that, everyone learned, and the children were safe.

Because "pilgrimage" and "old" are homophonic, it gradually evolved into "lucky money" In the Ming and Qing dynasties, it was called lucky money.

What elders give their children is also called lucky money. "So some places call giving children lucky money' string money'.

In modern times, it has evolved into red paper wrapped in 100 copper coins, which means "long life". For an adult mistress, put a silver dollar in a red paper bag, which means "one book is profitable".

After the currency is changed to paper money, the elders like to go to the bank to change their children into new paper money with face numbers, wishing them "promotion step by step". Another theory originated from the ancient "shocking the world".

It is said that there was a fierce beast called Nian in ancient times, which would come out every 365 days to hurt people, animals and crops. Children are afraid, adults use firecrackers to drive Nian away, and comfort children with food, which is "suppressing shock".

Over the years, it turned into money instead of grain. In the Song Dynasty, there was a "scare of money". According to historical records, Wang Shaozi went south and was kidnapped by bad guys. He exclaimed on the way, only to be saved by the imperial car. Song Shenzong gave him "surprise gold rhinoceros money".

Later, it developed into "lucky money". Children are lucky money, and old people are lucky money.

The old man's "lucky money" means no longer getting old, which means longevity. The earliest lucky money appeared in the Han Dynasty.

The earliest lucky money is also called winning money, or winning big money. This kind of money is not the currency circulating in the market, but a coin-shaped exorcism for wearing and enjoying. This kind of wearing article in the form of coins first appeared in the Han Dynasty. Some coins have characters on them, and all kinds of auspicious characters are cast on the front, such as "Long life for thousands of years", "Peace in the world" and "Eliminating disasters and ward off evil spirits". On the back, dragons and phoenixes, turtles and snakes, Pisces, swords and stars are cast.

In the Tang Dynasty, the court was in vogue for issuing money in spring. At that time, the Spring Festival was "beginning of spring Day", and it was a day of mutual worship in the palace. There was no such custom among the people.

Twenty-six volumes of Zi Tong Zhi Jian record that Yang Guifei gave birth to a son, and "Xuanzong personally saw it and gave the Guifei gold and silver money to wash the son". The money for washing children mentioned here is not only a congratulatory message, but also an amulet given to newborns by their elders to ward off evil spirits.

After the Song and Yuan Dynasties, beginning of spring was replaced by the first day of the first month, which was called the Spring Festival. Many customs originally belonging to beginning of spring have also been transferred to the Spring Festival.

The custom of giving money in spring has evolved into the custom of giving children lucky money. The Chronicle of Yanjing written by Dunchong, Fu Cha in the Qing Dynasty recorded the lucky money in this way: "It is called lucky money to wear money with colored ropes, weave it into a dragon shape and put it at the foot of the bed.

Children are given by elders. That is to say, holding down old money. "

During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, most lucky money was given to children with red ropes. After the Republic of China, it evolved into wrapping 100 copper coins in red paper, which means "long life" and giving lucky money to adult generations. Red paper is wrapped in an ocean, symbolizing "prosperous wealth" and "a million profits"

After money is changed into paper money, parents like to choose new paper money with numbers and codes for their children, because the homonym of "Lian" and "Lian" indicates that future generations will "get rich again and again" and "rise again and again" The custom of lucky money has a long history. It represents a good blessing from the elders to the younger generation. It is a protective symbol given by elders to children, wishing them good health and good luck in the new year.