Where is the annual origin of Muir fireworks?

Say goodbye to Muir Fireworks every year. There is wind every year, and there is wind every year.

"Farewell, fireworks every year" means every day, every day, no matter day or night, I wish you richer every year. Morning means morning, morning means every morning, and every morning is a farewell to the old days.

The DPRK refers to saying goodbye to the old days every morning, saying goodbye to the old days again, and agreeing with the old days, which has a comparative significance of saying goodbye to the old days and paying more attention to the old days; Well, it means so, so, it means contempt. Er resigned late and said goodbye to the night. These two sentences express the shortness of these days and nights and the complaints about themselves at these nights.

This sentence comes from "Gao Tang Mi" written by Chu Song Yu in the Warring States Period, "Dan is facing the clouds, dusk is facing the rain, and dusk is facing the balcony. The original text is "go and leave: I am in the sun of Wushan, blocked by high hills." When I face the clouds, I will rain at dusk. Morning and evening, under the balcony. Japan and the DPRK are as they say.

Therefore, it is called a temple, and it is called the sun facing the clouds. When parting, parting said that I lived in a steep mountain depression at the southern foot of Wushan, which turned into brilliant clouds in the morning and misty rain at night. I live under the balcony all day. The first king got up early to watch, and sure enough, as she said, he built a temple for her and named it Chaoyun.