Long Yin Hu Xiao's second couplet is a chicken flying a dog jumping. Dragon yí n hǔ xi ao, an idiom in China, is pronounced as Ló ng Yí n H ǔ xi ao, which means that the dragon is singing and the tiger is whistling. Metaphor refers to the mutual induction of related things. It also describes the prosperity of people. From "Return to Tianfu". Chickens fly and dogs jump, an idiom in China. Pinyin is j ē f ē i g ǒ u ti ao, which means that the chicken is scared to fly and the dog is scared to jump, describing panic and confusion.
Four character idioms
Smooth sailing, two dragons take off, three sheep open Thailand, four seasons are safe, five blessings, 66 Dashun, seven stars shine high, money comes from all directions, 99 concentric, perfect, Pepsi-Cola, all good luck and all the best! Happy new year, good health, all the best, happiness and good luck, full of energy, smooth sailing, logical, step by step promotion, promotion and wealth, extensive financial resources.