The true meaning of gifts

Gift means the emperor rewards his subordinates, and now it generally refers to charity out of mercy.

Gift, Chinese vocabulary. Pinyin: ēn cì, in the old days it meant rewards given by emperors to their ministers. Nowadays, most of them refer to the gift of God’s kindness. If you do too many good deeds, God will bestow you with certain results.

The sentences for the gift are as follows:

1. He felt that it was a gift from the president and couldn't resist it, so he ate it again. Unexpectedly, the president invited him to eat a third piece.

2. On the fifth day of the first lunar month, we welcome the God of Wealth. Open the door of your home, burn incense, and invite the God of Wealth to come every day; play fairy music, soaring auspicious clouds, and give you a cornucopia of gold and silver; sing joyfully, smile brightly, and welcome the year of good fortune!

3. In the astringent, sour and sweet life, in the gradually disappearing youth, don’t be anxious and patiently enjoy every moment of your life. Every contribution and every gain you make has its infinite significance. In the time like water, be kind to yourself and wait for the gift of time.

4. The blue sky needs rain to wash; the bright flowers need bees to be intimate with; the green mountains and forests need mountains to nestle; the gorgeous life needs mother's gift! Mother's Day is here, don't forget to send a greeting to your mother!

5. People regard the sun that appears after a long rain as a gift from God.

6. Viennese people understand that the pleasant climate is not just a gift from God.

7. Take mineral resources as an example. They are not a gift from God, but are formed after millions or even hundreds of millions of years of geological changes.

8. For that couple, the arrival of the baby was a "gift" from God to them.