The meaning of this sentence is, I wish everything I hope to get can be realized, and the road I have traveled has been smooth sailing, without setbacks and bullying. Besides, there are more happy days in life, and a long and peaceful life. We can often see it in many places now, and many people will take it as a good wish to others, hoping that everything will go well and life will be happy. Another purpose is mainly to make a new year's wish for myself and congratulate myself on all the best and happy life in the future.
The source of this sentence actually comes from two places:
First, "what you think is what you do, and everything you do is smooth."
The first half of the sentence comes from the Buddhist book "Dalagni Heart Mantra", and the original translation is "All wishes are met", which is exactly the same as "All wishes are met". There is no clear source of "practicing the smooth road" for the time being, but this sentence is opposite to the first half, so it may have been written by someone when it was used later. From the cognitive point of view, I hope that all the wishes of this person can be realized; From the behavior, I hope that the other person's life path has experienced all kinds of things, smooth sailing and unimpeded. So on the whole, I hope everything is fine from all aspects of life, whether it's cognition or behavior.
Second, "more joy, longer peace"
"More Joy" and "Long Life" are from Jin Yong's Eight Dragons. Duan's lover Ruan lost two children. Although she is rich and knows martial arts, she feels that she can't be bound by her daughter, so she is still cruel and abandoned. When she abandoned it, she sent a message of a golden lock to her two daughters. The message to Ah Zhu is "Stars in the sky, shining, always bright, long and quiet", and the message to A Zi is "Bamboo by the lake is green, quiet and happy". So "more joy" and "lasting peace" come from here.
To sum up, the source of this sentence "All wishes come true, all actions are smooth, joy and peace" comes from Buddhist works and Jin Yong's "Eight Dragons".