1. May I be like a star, like the moon, and the light will shine brightly every night. ——Song Fan Chengda's "Che Yaoyao Pian"
Translation: How I wish that I was the star and you were the moon, and that every night your and my bright and white brilliance would shine.
2. The spring breeze makes horses hoofy, and I can see all the flowers in Chang'an in one day. ——"After Admission" by Tang Mengjiao
Translation: Riding a horse on the Chang'an Road where the spring flowers are blooming, the horse's hooves are particularly light today, and unknowingly, I have already seen the prosperous flowers of Chang'an.
3. From the top of the mountain, you can see all the mountains and small mountains at a glance. ——"Looking at the Mountains" by Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty
Translation: We must climb to the top of Mount Tai. Then we will overlook how small the mountains will be!
4. There will be times when the wind blows and the waves break, so you can hang your sails and sail across the sea. ——Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty, "Traveling is Difficult Part 1"
Translation: I believe that one day, I will be able to ride the strong wind and break the waves of thousands of miles; hang my sails high and move forward bravely in the sea!
5. May heaven and earth bring joy and joy every year and tonight. ——Song Liuyong's "Erlang Shen·Yanguang Xie"
Translation: May heaven and earth be happy, every year and today.
6. I urge you to drink another glass of wine and leave Yangguan in the west without any friends. ——Tang Wangwei's "Send Off the Second Envoy of the Yuan Dynasty to Anxi"
Translation: I sincerely advise my friend to drink another glass of wine. It will be difficult to meet old relatives when you leave Yangguan to the west.
7. Idioms expressing good wishes
(1) The future is like a bright future
Vernacular interpretation: The future is like a bright future to describe a future that is as beautiful as a brocade. It is mostly used in Blessings
Source: Jia Zhongming's fourth fold: "Thinking of our bright future, very loving."
Translation: Thinking of our bright future, very beautiful, very loving
(2) A bright future
Vernacular meaning: a metaphor for a promising and limitless future.
Source: "Nanchu News": "This person has a bright future."
Translation: This person has a bright and unlimited future
( 3) Peng Cheng Ten Thousand Miles
Source: "Zhuangzi·Xiaoyaoyou" says that the Dapeng migrated from Beiming to the South China Sea, hitting the water for three thousand miles, and riding the wind up to ninety thousand miles.
Translation: The Dapeng migrated from Beiming to the South China Sea, and the waves splashed by the water were three thousand miles high, riding on the wind to go ninety thousand miles
(4) The future is boundless
Vernacular definition: It means that a person's future is unlimited. There is broad room for development.
Source: "The Besieged City": "Hongjian still bows his head but does not say a word——'I only hope that Mr. Fang has a bright future."
Translation: Hongjian still bows his head but does not say a word——' I only hope that Mr. Fang’s future is limitless.