Horizontal approval: Chang 'an in Four Seasons
The meaning of couplets: God has added a year's years, and people have also added a year's life; It is time for spring to return to the earth, and the door is empty, and the life is boundless.
The legend of this couplet was written by Lin Daqin in Ming Dynasty. Because of its auspicious meaning and vigorous momentum, couplets express the festive atmosphere of the New Year, people's general mentality and good wishes for longevity, which are widely circulated and become the wedding couplets for future generations to celebrate the Spring Festival.
"Days increase people's life span; Spring is full of dry kung fu, which can be understood as greeting couplets or Spring Festival couplets to welcome the new year. Spring back to the earth means the beginning of a new year, and the world and people are welcoming a new beginning. Heaven and earth welcome spring and everything recovers. People certainly hope that the new year will be safe and happy.
In a word, this association skillfully links the limited life span of individuals with the infinite cycle of heaven and earth, combines natural scenery with people's good wishes, and places good wishes on the years of life!
Extended data:
Common folk Spring Festival couplets:
1, koi fish flew to enjoy Yuan Zhi; Xiangyang knelt down and felt grateful.
2, the pear flower garden dissolves the moon, and the catkin pond is faint.
3, happiness and good luck, flowers bloom with wealth.
4. Firecrackers bid farewell to the old year and red plum blossoms welcome the new year.
5. The east wind blows the green of Qian Shan, and the spring rain sprinkles everything.
6. Business is booming and financial resources are rolling around the world.
7, beautiful scenery, happy birthday.
8, the breeze blows green willows, and the rain moistens spring seedlings.
9. Go to mountains and rivers in winter, and birds and flowers are fragrant in spring.
10, family harmony, peace in all seasons, spring in all seasons.
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