Pronunciation: cí jiù?
Interpretation: Say goodbye to the old.
Idiom: saying goodbye to the old and welcoming the new [cíjicíyíng xěn]: Saying goodbye to the old and welcoming the new means celebrating the new year.
Make sentences:
A. As the Spring Festival approaches, every household sets off firecrackers and fireworks to bid farewell to the old and welcome the new, releasing the happiness of the year. Of course, I am no exception. I am tired of setting off firecrackers. Recalling setting off firecrackers when I was a child, I have a different taste in my heart.
B. That night, firecrackers never sounded and the whole village fell asleep.
Every winter goes and spring comes, and the effect of saying goodbye to the old and welcoming the new is better.
C. dono. 1, say goodbye to the old and welcome the new, and the cold wind bursts with people wanting to die; Teachers and students are United, willing to work hard, happy to get good news and warm people's hearts.
D. Tiger in the mountain, rabbit in the moon, farewell the old year and offer blessings for the new year; Love is hard to hide, things are satisfied, and health is the truest; Fame and fortune, try your best, happiness is the first; Firecrackers are ringing, fireworks are bright, harmonious and auspicious! Happy spring festival!