What do you mean, carp turns into dragons, and the disease of your tongue will never be disastrous?

Good things happen again and again, and you won't get tongue disease.

This sentence is a traditional greeting, which is often used to celebrate the New Year or other festive occasions. It means turning carp into fish into dragons, which represents good things again and again, and indicates auspiciousness and luck. Oral and tongue diseases refer to quarrels, bickering or abuse between people. I hope that people can avoid verbal disputes and maintain harmonious and friendly relations in the new year or on festive occasions. Such greetings reflect people's yearning for a harmonious and happy life, and also remind people to maintain good communication and mutual respect in interpersonal communication.