Five clouds greet the dawn and hail the Spring Festival.

Five clouds greet the dawn, and Wanfu means: "This is a pair of Qianlong emperors welcoming the spring. The reading order should be: five clouds greet the dawn, hail the Spring Festival. The general solution is: Five-color auspicious clouds greet the first sunrise, and the new year brings thousands of blessings. "

Five clouds greet the dawn, and the Spring Festival of Wanfuji comes from:

Among them, the allusion of "Five Clouds" is particularly prominent, so it is widely circulated. Five clouds are the five colors of auspicious clouds, which are often used as auspicious signs. They are found in the Book of Southern Qi Dynasty: "The holy father descended and gathered in five groups." Don Robin Wang's "Please accompany me to worship the Zen table as an elder": "Ruikai's three relatives are in harmony."

Wang Mingting's "Guangling Moon" is the third fold: "The fairy is faint, and the beautiful scenery is five clouds. I am waiting for you to travel." They all express the spirit of the emperor, and then derive the meaning of the emperor from the "five clouds", which can be found in Tang's poem "Gift": "Thanks to the new generals, the career is closer to the five clouds."

Ming Zuo's Yu Ji Ju Duan: "The heavenly book flies down five clouds, and the purple sound is still early at night." Chen Qing Raymond's poem "When I arrived at Doumen the day after beginning of autumn, things were feelings" said: "Looking into the depths of the five clouds, it is twice as bitter as before." Therefore, Emperor Qianlong's "Five Clouds" is especially suitable for his identity and the Forbidden City, and it is really a rare match for him.

The ancients posted Spring Festival couplets to ward off evil spirits and protect peace. We posted Spring Festival couplets to express our best wishes and wish the whole family peace and happiness in the new year.