Blessings in classical Chinese are short

The short blessings in classical Chinese are as follows:

1. Cranes ride on nectar and swim in the East China Sea, and pine trees and auspicious clouds tower over the Nanshan Mountains.

2. Relatives and friends enjoy family happiness, and the longevity star’s blessing brings happiness to the garden.

3. May you be rich and prosperous day and night, and be glorious and prosperous at night.

4. The Chinese language in the heart is clear and elegant, and the bells and whistles are beautiful.

5. I hope you will be happy and happy, and your friends will always be with you.

6. The spring breeze blows softly, and the flowers are blooming and clear.

7. The bright moon is in the sky and the autumn moon is shining, accompanying the journey of thousands of miles.

8. Summer is so gentle that I fall asleep, but winter rains and snows, but it is not cold.

9. I hope you will ride on the wind to break through the waves, lift up a hundred-foot pole and rise high.

10. I wish you to have nothing to worry about, and may you cherish Jinyu and stay far away.

Classical Chinese:

Classical Chinese generally refers to articles of various genres other than ancient poems, lyrics, songs, and novels, mainly including prose, prose, parallel prose, etc.

The scope of classical Chinese literature is extremely wide, such as the classics of the pre-Qin and Han Dynasties, and the ancient texts written after the Six Dynasties in imitation of the works of the pre-Qin and Han Dynasties, such as Han Yu, Liu Zongyuan, Ouyang Xiu, Su Shi, and Wang Anshi among the eight famous writers of the Tang and Song Dynasties that we are familiar with. The works of others, such as Pu Songling's "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" in the Qing Dynasty, are all classical Chinese.

However, because ancient vernacular is very close to modern Chinese and has very little difference, it does not belong to the category of classical Chinese, nor is it an object of teaching and research in classical Chinese, such as romance novels and long chapter-length novels in junior high school textbooks. etc., such as "Water Margin", "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", "Journey to the West", and the dazzling "Gemini Constellation" of the Qing Dynasty - "The Scholars" and "A Dream of Red Mansions".