What are the New Year blessing poems for 2022?

The blessing verses for 2023 are as follows:

1. ***Happy new year to the old year, and welcomes you all night long.

These two lines of poetry are two classic lines from the New Year poem "Shou Sui" written by the emperor Li Shimin.

2. May this year be better than the old one.

The ancients, especially during the Song Dynasty, still attached great importance to New Year's Eve, while during the Tang Dynasty, they paid more attention to the Shangyuan Festival, also known as the Lantern Festival. Yang Wujiu--"Shuangyan'er·New Year's Eve"

3. One day the new year begins, and the previous year is empty.

For the New Year, our great poet Yuan Zhen cannot miss it, so these two poems are derived from "Sui Ri" by Yuan Zhen of the Tang Dynasty

4. Winter farewell to winter snow , bringing warmth into the spring breeze. ——Li Shimin's "Shou Sui"

5. The rhythm of life turns to Hongjun and the good spirit is the same, shoulder to shoulder and percussion music is harmonious.

There is no need to go to the eastern suburbs, spring is in thousands of households. ——Ye Xie's "Welcoming Spring"

6. The plum blossoms are infinitely beautiful, urging me to enter the New Year. ——Cao Jiada, "A Night View of Beiguo Presents Ding Shuheng's Master Lijun"

Plum blossoms, as the most representative and most influential flower in winter, have always been loved by people. Plum blossoms are urging me to give them to everyone. Sending you New Year wishes.

7. Drums and horns add plum blossoms, and we celebrate the New Year with joy at the fifth watch. ——Kong Shangren's "Tian Wu New Year's Day"

8. I miss my hometown tonight, and it will be another year of frost on my temples. ——Tang Gao Shi's "Masterpiece"

In the New Year, the most sad thing is to be far away from home and relatives. Therefore, the great migration during the Spring Festival every year is a unique homesickness complex among Chinese people. Many foreigners It's incomprehensible.

9. Year after year, we rejoice together and celebrate the new times. ——Yan Shu's "Youth Travel"

10. The Chinese banquet begins with music and songs. Happy New Year. ——Zhao Changqing "Exploring the Spring Order·The beginning of the Chinese banquet between Sheng and song"