What does it mean to spend another year after 30 years?

In a blink of an eye, 30 years passed in a hurry, that is to say, 30 years passed in a hurry, and another year passed unconsciously. It means that thirty years have passed in a hurry, and another year has passed unconsciously. Thirty years have passed in a flash, and another year has passed by in a hurry. There are countless years, so people are not as good as before. Life is too late, time flies too fast, a blink of an eye is a day, and a turn back is another year.

A flash of 30 years, that is, lamenting that time has passed too fast. Turning around, 30 years have passed. This is to describe how time flies. A flash of 30 years is a turn, and then a flash of 30 years. Therefore, describing time is very fast. Time is like running water. Therefore, we should cherish time and life.

New Cultural Interpretation in 2008

The shape of Oracle Bone Inscriptions, with grain above and people below. The grain is ripe and people are harvesting it. Small seal script, from the grain, a thousand sounds. Speaking of words, the grain is ripe, which means the grain is ripe. In China, there are about three kinds of legends about Nian. One year, Nian is an auspicious animal, which brings good luck to the four seasons. Two years, Nian is a monster, endangering crops and people. Three years, years is a teenager, helping people get rid of monsters.

2008 is also called the year of good luck. It is said that the mysterious Dragon Horse is Fuxi Dragon Horse, the ancestor of China's humanities. The mysterious river map pattern on his back enabled Fuxi to study the Book of Changes, which originated from China culture. The constant self-improvement of a gentleman is the embodiment of an auspicious year.

As a powerful DNA, Dragon Horse Spirit has been deeply implanted in the hearts of China people since the beginning of human civilization, and it is the eternal spiritual core of the Chinese nation. The New Year can absorb a lot of auspicious energy in the universe, such as happiness, health and wealth, and bring people good luck for a year.

In ancient times long before BC, because Xi had invaded the world under the pretext of New Year, and used its fear of red, sound and light to defeat Xi with firecrackers, couplets and lanterns, so human beings had the custom of welcoming, welcoming and celebrating the New Year.