Dragon horse spirit:
It is described as full of vigor and enterprising spirit, symbolizing the Year of the Loong's positive spirit and courage. Dragon in the Four Seas: It describes the majestic image of the dragon in water, land and sky, indicating that the year of dragon's career development is as comprehensive and omnipotent as the dragon.
Longfeng Cheng Xiang:
The combination of dragon and phoenix symbolizes auspiciousness and happiness, and symbolizes the harmony and beauty of the Year of the Loong. Dragon and Phoenix Dance: It depicts the dynamic image of dragons and phoenixes, symbolizes the vitality, passion and creativity of life, and symbolizes the vitality and innovation of the Year of the Loong. Dragon and Tiger Leap: The combination of dragon and tiger images symbolizes courage and strength, and the Year of the Loong's courage and fearlessness.
Long Xiang:
Describing the dynamic images of dragons and horses means rushing and excitement, symbolizing the Year of the Loong's enthusiasm and positive progress. Auspicious dragons and phoenixes, prosperity of all trades: Combining the meanings of "auspicious dragons and phoenixes" and "prosperity of all trades", it means the smooth development of the Year of the Loong's career and the prosperity of society.
Dragon and horse spirit, invincible:
Describing a person or a thing with the spirit of dragon and horse implies a spirit full of vitality and perseverance forever. Dragon's Prosperity: Describe the majestic image of the dragon in the prosperous times, and imply the prosperity and bright future of the Year of the Loong. Nine Days of Dragon Dance: Depicting the majestic image of Long Zaitian in the air, which means that the career development of the dragon can reach its peak.
In addition to the above idioms, there are many idioms and words related to dragons, such as "making the finishing point", "being alive and kicking" and "being alive and kicking".
These idioms and words have unique meanings and cultural backgrounds, reflecting the cultural traditions and aesthetic tastes of the Chinese nation. When welcoming the Year of the Loong, we can better understand and appreciate the traditional culture of China by learning and inheriting these idioms and vocabulary.
These idioms have a strong China cultural color. They are not only profound in meaning, but also full of aesthetic feeling. When welcoming the Year of the Loong in 2024, these idioms can be used to express good expectations and blessings for the future. At the same time, these idioms are also the inheritance and development of China traditional culture.