Blessing to the elders in classical Chinese

1. New Year greetings to the elders in classical Chinese, all the best and nothing happened; Good health and long life; Full house, surrounded by happiness; You are lucky, you are lucky; Carefree and unrestrained. Happy the Year of the Loong!

Spring has gone and come back, and it came again last year. Smell the breath of the Year of the Loong, listen to the strong local accent, count the mother's white hair, and touch his father's wrinkles. Don't seek wealth, I hope peace! Mom and Dad, happy the Year of the Loong!

The first ray of sunshine in the morning is my deep blessing to you, and the last touch of purples in the sunset is my loyal greeting to you. On the occasion of the new year, send my sincere wishes: Happy the Year of the Loong!

Not only do festivals come as scheduled, but also happiness and happiness. What is increasing day by day is not only age, but also friendship and health. My heart is deeply blessed as always! I wish the Year of the Loong all the best!

2. Translate the vernacular into classical Chinese birthday wishes (elders). Note: My parents who gave birth to me, in their life, "peace is a blessing, but plain is true". I would like to give this document to my parents who raised me hard and wish the old people a long and healthy life.

Recently, I was embarrassed. Counting by fingers, I began to observe Chunxuan for two years without being confused; I also remember Meng Dongye's poem: "Hemerocallis are born in the hall, and wanderers travel all over the world;" In front of the main hall, the loving mother didn't see the day lily. "I was in tears when I was in love. Sage motto, especially in the ear: parents are here, don't travel far. Today, although it is not thousands of miles away, it is also a matter of the city. I'm afraid I can't be both loyal and filial, so I kneel and enjoy myself, wearing colorful clothes. My parents have been promoted, but I do all the things at home alone, and the children can't share them at all. It's really shameful. Fortunately, parents are healthy, harmonious and happy, and sons can talk with * * * at ease. There are no traces of children on peaches; We sincerely respect each other before holding on. Although you are in two places, you should be safe; Thinking of returning to one vein, sending geese to cry in the north.

After more than ten years of haste, children will be late; In a hurry for more than ten years, my mother has been at home; Blue hair and white hair, times have changed. Reread "Hu Eggplant" and feel the same; I also heard the "three tricks" and lamented that everything was well-intentioned. My parents have raised me for more than ten years, teaching and learning poetry, and I am affectionate. Regret the stubbornness of that day and be doubly kind. Your kindness is not paid, ZTE will rebuild, and you are treading on thin ice; The crow feeds back, the lamb kneels and suckles, and waits for another day. Last time I left, it was only a few days. Although the days are short, every minute is like a year. Dreams lead the soul with vivid voices. Everything you take is cherished; Hope to cherish, hope to be happy.

3. At the beginning of the greeting to parents in classical Chinese, it is written as follows: At parents' knees, the honorific will sign: Your father is an elder, you should sign, and your name should be added with a knock or knock. Nowadays, people like to say "hello" at the beginning of a letter or a phone call. There are several expressions in ancient Chinese: one is to use honorifics, such as "dear friend" and "respect"

The second is to say hello according to the local situation at that time, such as "Where are the nobles going?" "Brother, hope that you are well" and so on also include "Hello". Also provide some greetings: 1. Jingkou Jinan.

This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Respect: respect, respect; Buckle: using the head to buckle the ground, the most respected etiquette in the old society; Jin: The metaphor is noble and precious, which refers to the other person's body; Ann: Peace.

It means to bow respectfully to you and wish you good health. 2. Please bless.

Greetings at the end of the letter to parents. Please: words of respect have no real meaning; F: happiness, blessing.

It means respectfully wishing you happiness and health. 3. Bless Kang 'an.

This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Kang: healthy; Ann: Peace.

It means respectfully wishing you health and safety. 4. Congratulations on your birthday.

This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Sincerity: respect and solemnity: honor: height and length.

I respectfully wish you a long and healthy life. 5. hello.

Greetings at the end of the letter to the elders. Gong; Respect, obedience; Please: respect the text; Display: a courtesy title for sending letters.

It means to write to you respectfully and wish you peace. 6. It's easy to read.

This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Shun: deferential; Knock: buckle the ground with your head; Worship: high; Qi: Auspicious.

I humbly bow to you and wish you good luck. 7. Please pay your respects.

This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Devotion: piety; Chong: high.

I sincerely wish you happiness and peace. 8. Please pay attention to safety.

This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Jun (jūn): Used as a title of respect for subordinates and superiors in the old days. Jun is an ancient unit of weight, which is extended to be valuable here.

I respectfully wish you peace and happiness. 9. Greet Fuan.

This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. F: happiness; Sui (suí): Good.

I respectfully wish you happiness and safety. 10. Please pay your respects.

Greetings at the end of the letter to the elders. T: fu.

It means respectfully wishing you happiness and peace. 1 1. Please rest in peace.

Greetings at the end of the letter to the elders. Y: maintenance.

I respectfully wish you peace and happiness all your life. 12. Tang 'an in Sukou.

Greetings at the end of the letter to the elders. Sue: worship; Don: In class.

This refers to the place where the elders live. "Ancient Poetry is Jiao Zhongqing's Wife": "It is revealed in a mother's class."

This refers to the main house where parents live, so it refers to parents. I bow my head and wish you peace and happiness.

4. At the beginning of the greeting to parents in classical Chinese, it is written as follows: Parents are at their knees, honorifics sign: Your father is an elder, you should sign, and your name should be added with a knock or knock. Nowadays, people like to say "hello" at the beginning of a letter or a phone call. There are several expressions in ancient Chinese: one is to use honorifics, such as "dear friend" and "respect"

The second is to say hello according to the local situation at that time, such as "Where are the nobles going?" "Brother, hope that you are well" and so on also include "Hello". Also provide some greetings: 1. Jingkou Jinan.

This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Respect: respect, respect; Buckle: using the head to buckle the ground, the most respected etiquette in the old society; Jin: The metaphor is noble and precious, which refers to the other person's body; Ann: Peace.

It means to bow respectfully to you and wish you good health. 2. Please bless.

Greetings at the end of the letter to parents. Please: words of respect have no real meaning; F: happiness, blessing.

It means respectfully wishing you happiness and health. 3. Bless Kang 'an.

This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Kang: healthy; Ann: Peace.

It means respectfully wishing you health and safety. 4. Congratulations on your birthday.

This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Sincerity: respect and solemnity: honor: height and length.

I respectfully wish you a long and healthy life. 5. hello.

Greetings at the end of the letter to the elders. Gong; Respect, obedience; Please: respect the text; Display: a courtesy title for sending letters.

It means to write to you respectfully and wish you peace. 6. It's easy to read.

This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Shun: deferential; Knock: buckle the ground with your head; Worship: high; Qi: Auspicious.

I humbly bow to you and wish you good luck. 7. Please pay your respects.

This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Devotion: piety; Chong: high.

I sincerely wish you happiness and peace. 8. Please pay attention to safety.

This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Jun (jūn): Used as a title of respect for subordinates and superiors in the old days. Jun is an ancient unit of weight, which is extended to be valuable here.

I respectfully wish you peace and happiness. 9. Greet Fuan.

This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. F: happiness; Sui (suí): Good.

I respectfully wish you happiness and safety. 10. Please pay your respects.

Greetings at the end of the letter to the elders. T: fu.

It means respectfully wishing you happiness and peace. 1 1. Please rest in peace.

Greetings at the end of the letter to the elders. Y: maintenance.

I respectfully wish you peace and happiness all your life. 12. Tang 'an in Sukou.

Greetings at the end of the letter to the elders. Sue: worship; Don: In class.

This refers to the place where the elders live. "Ancient Poetry is Jiao Zhongqing's Wife": "It is revealed in a mother's class."

This refers to the main house where parents live, so it refers to parents. I bow my head and wish you peace and happiness.

5. Ask for a blessing message from classical Chinese to my parents, a good father on Father's Day and Mother's Day, and offer my thanks to you for your patience and love over the years! May my blessing, like a ray of sunshine, flow in your eyes. Happy birthday!

Only those who know how to live can appreciate the beauty of flowers. Only those who know how to love can appreciate the fragrance in their hearts. I wish you a special birthday!

A wish, a true feeling, happy birthday to you! Happy birthday to my beautiful, optimistic, enthusiastic, healthy, confident and energetic big friend-mom!

Dad, thank you for your patience and love over the years! May my blessing, like a ray of sunshine, flow in your eyes. Happy birthday