How to write Spring Festival couplets?

Spring Festival couplets are written in the following ways:

1, the first part: the spring breeze is proud of horseshoe disease, the second part: see all the Chang' an flowers in one day, and cross-batch: welcome the Spring Festival. This pair of couplets takes the spring breeze and horseshoe as images, expressing the revival and vitality of everything in the Spring Festival. The first part "Horseshoe Disease in Spring Breeze" means that the spring breeze is proud and the career is smooth; The second part, "See all the Chang 'an flowers in one day", expresses the artistic conception of infinite spring scenery and beautiful scenery. Horizontal approval of "Welcome the Spring Festival" points out the theme of the festival, symbolizing the good wishes for the New Year.

2, the first part: a year of peace and happiness, the second part: a year of good luck, horizontal batch: human happiness. This couplet takes the years as the time background and expresses people's eternal pursuit of peace and good fortune. The first part "Peace at the end of the year" means peace every year, and the second part "Good luck every year" expresses the good wishes of good luck and family harmony every year. The horizontal comment of "Fu Man Ren" is a summary of the whole couplet, which means that blessings are spread all over the world and every household can enjoy happiness and happiness.

3. Part I: Bamboo is different from it in three points. Part II: Hongmei is in the spring, and it is said that spring is full. This pair of couplets takes green bamboo and red plum as images, expressing the vibrant spring and the revival of everything. In the first part of the book, "green bamboo is different from its scenery" means that green bamboo is swaying, adding three points of spring scenery, while in the second part of the book, "Red plum blooms in a spring" expresses the artistic conception of red plum, which brings a spring. The horizontal comment of "spring is full" is a summary of the All-China Federation, which means that the breath of spring has spread and nature is full of vitality.