Son-in-law pays New Year greetings. Using these idioms can make parents-in-law happy.

Son-in-law pays New Year greetings. Using these idioms can make parents-in-law happy!

In ancient times, parents-in-law and father and mother were called separately. Nowadays, people don't have to distinguish between their wives' parents. Today, I will tell you a few idioms to celebrate the New Year for my parents-in-law, and they are all universal. These idioms are "Chunxuan is flourishing", "xuan hua Chunshu" and "Chuntang Xuanshi".

Toona sinensis, also known as Toona sinensis, is a very long-lived tree. The ancients used "Toona sinensis Hall" to address their fathers. Xuanzhe is also a day lily. The ancients used "Xuanshi" to honor their mothers. The idiom "Chuntang Xuanshi" and "xuan hua Chunshu" are the honorifics for father and mother. The son-in-law entered the door of Mount Tai's adult and celebrated the New Year with "Chun Xuan and Mao". As soon as the parents-in-law heard it, they knew that the son-in-law was calling mom and dad. Parents-in-law will naturally be happy when they see their son-in-law missing.

If the mother-in-law is not at home, and the father-in-law is alone when the son-in-law visits New Year, you can use the idiom "Toona sinensis is endless" or "Toona sinensis is not old" to celebrate the New Year. Translate the idiom "Toona sinensis is endless" and "Toona sinensis is not old", that is, "I wish my father good health and a long life". My father-in-law will be happy when my son-in-law comes to the door to celebrate the New Year and calls my father and birthday. If the father-in-law is not at home, the mother-in-law will receive the son-in-law alone. You can use "Spring Warm Xuan Tang" and "Flowers Can Jin Xuan" to celebrate the New Year for your mother-in-law. Literally, these two idioms mean to bless your mother.

If you don't want to call your parents-in-law mom and dad, and don't want to greet your parents-in-law with words with "Chunxuan", you can only use "Taishan Taishui" as your respectful name. It is not a good word to address your father-in-law as Lord Taishan. This word is a classic of Youyang Miscellany written by Duan Chengshi, a writer in the Tang Dynasty. The general content of the story is as follows: "Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty closed Mount Tai for meditation, and Prime Minister Zhang Yue abused his power to let his son-in-law Xiao Zheng participate in the ceremony for meditation, so that he was promoted. At that time, people laughed and said that Xiao Zheng's promotion depended on the power of Mount Tai. "

Since then, Lord Taishan has become another name for his father-in-law. Because of the great influence of Mount Tai, people gradually forgot the scandal of Zhang in the process of communication. As a result, Lord Taishan changed from another name for his father-in-law to his respectful name.

Taishui is a river that flows around Mount Tai. Because the ancients used Mount Tai as their father-in-law, they used Taishui as their mother-in-law. This story is quoted from "Chicken Ribs" by Zhuang Jiyu, a talented scholar in the Song Dynasty: "Taishan has a view of being a husband, so he calls his wife and mother Tai Shui." If you want to use "Taishan Taishui" to celebrate the New Year for your parents-in-law, you must add words later. You can add words such as "Be rich in the New Year, be healthy, and live a long life". Anyway, you just say whatever you like.

If you visit your wife's other elders' home and meet both husband and wife at home, you can use the words "Geng Wu Qi Ming" and "Ji Wu Lian Hui" to celebrate the New Year. Geng is a Chang Geng star, which can refer to male elders. Wu is a treasure star, which refers to female elders. When you meet a male elder at home, you can use "Geng Xing Yao Cai". When a female elder is at home alone, you can use "Zhongtian Wuhuan". Young people or younger generations who meet their wives' parents can use "Zhilan Yushu". The idiom Shi Shuo Xin Yu, which means promising young people, is common to both men and women.