1, happily: Is the pinyin huān? tiān？ xǐ？ Ditas described it as very happy.
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There is a fourth discount in the fifth volume of Master Wang Yuan's The West Chamber: "I will submit the name of my wife and the name of the county magistrate and give it to him with my two hands."
Shi Ming Nai 'an's "The Water Margin" is the thirty-fifth time "Shi Jiangjun Village Store sends books to Xiao Li Liang Guangshan to shoot geese": "I am so happy, I have promised, so I ordered two mountains, packed up my finances and waited to get up."
2, smile: Pinyin is xiào? zhú？ yán？ Kāi means to smile and stretch your face; Describe all smiles, very happy.
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Shi Ming Nai 'an's "The Water Margin" is the 42nd time: "Song Jiang saw it, fell from the sky, and smiled."
Feng Ming Menglong's "Warning Du Shiniang's Wrath Box": "Li Jia took three hundred and twenty pieces of silver and gladly came to see Teacher Niang."
3. Be elated: Is Pinyin X and N? huā？ nù？ Fang, describe your inner happiness.
Source: Qing Li Garbo's "A Brief History of Civilization" The 60th time: Ping Zhongcheng was so happy that he even said, "It's hard for him, it's hard for him."
4, overjoyed: Pinyin is X? chū？ wàng？ Wayi means very happy because of an unexpected happy event.
Source: Shi and Li Chi Ngai's book: "After eight years, does it mean that I will see the sun again?" Approaching the Central Plains, I was particularly humiliated and overjoyed. "
5, ecstatic: Pinyin is xρn? xǐ？ If? Kuáng means to describe happiness and excitement to the extreme.
Source: Qing Ji garden master "Night Tan Suilu Garrison Girl": "Teenagers are ecstatic with their response."