Can you create a Spring Festival couplet based on the characteristics of the Spring Festival couplets?

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Connotation analysis:

Ya Zhe, in ancient times, meant righteousness. ──"Bai Hu Tong·Rites and Music". Note: "Shuowen" is based on ancient Chinese characters, and is thought to be a poetic and elegant character. The official style of the character "狋" seems to be Zheng, so Fu Hui taught Zheng. In fact, the ancient Chinese characters used "疋" as "谞", and later borrowed "Ya" as "谞". Wind, irony. Ya, flattering, chanting, chanting. This is the original character of the Four Beginnings.

Spring couplets, originated from peach symbols, are also called "spring posts", "door pairs" and "couples". They depict beautiful images and express good wishes with neatly matched, concise and exquisite words. They are unique to China. Literary genre. There is no limit to the number of characters in the upper and lower couplets, but they must be equal. Both sides of the couplet must correspond to each other. Spring couplets used to be peach symbols and are an important symbol of the Chinese nation's celebration of the Spring Festival.

According to the "Book of the Later Han Dynasty·Etiquette", the peach charms are six inches long and three inches wide. The names of the great gods "Shen Tu" and "Yulei" are written on the peach wood board. "On the first day of the first lunar month, peach charms are made and placed in the household. They are called immortal trees and are feared by all ghosts." Therefore, "Yanjing Chronicles of the Years" in the Qing Dynasty records: "Spring couplets are also peach charms." During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, in the palace, , someone wrote a couplet on the peach charm. "History of the Song Dynasty·Shu Family" said: Meng Chang, the Lord of Later Shu, ordered the scholar Xin Yinxun to inscribe a mahogany board. Spring couplets. However, different historical sources in the Song Dynasty have different opinions on this. It is also said that it was written by Xin Yinxun or Meng Chang's son Meng Zhe. Until the Song Dynasty, the Spring Festival couplets were still called "Taofu". , "always replace new peaches with old charms". In the Song Dynasty, the peach charms were changed from peach wood boards to paper, called "spring stickers" and "spring couplets". This custom began in the Song Dynasty and became popular in the Ming Dynasty. From the Qing Dynasty to the present day, The ideological and artistic quality of the Spring Festival couplets have been greatly improved.

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