A seven-character poem for May Day greetings

1. Happy Labor Day. Happy New Year! May happiness always be with you. It’s the year of the auspicious Dog and the joy of the Sticky Year of the Dog.

2. Celebrate the New Year, celebrate the festival, and wish you good fortune! The lanterns are round and round, lighting up the happy year; friends wish you a happy New Year in advance, and good luck comes year after year; the text messages that vibrate on your mobile phone indicate blessings Delivered.

3. May Day is here again, and happiness never stops: travel is safe, and carnival laughter continues; friends gather together, and worries disappear; safety is at heart, and you still have to go to work after the holiday.

4. Happy every second, happy every day, happy every year, healthy forever! Happy May Day!

5. 2013 Labor Day Blessings If I Have a Happy Remote Control device, your channel will always be on demand and your smile will be locked.

6. The moon is full and the flowers are more fragrant. I wish you good health forever. With wine in the cup of tea in your hand, I wish you good luck every day. May you have more joy and less sorrow, and may you have a better tomorrow.

7. Relax and accumulate energy. The first-class model workers give reports on TV, the second-class model workers have introductions in books and newspapers, the third-class model workers work tirelessly, and the fourth-class model workers are too busy to make money.

8. The birds are chirping on the branches, the flowers in the garden are laughing, the clouds are noisy in the sky, and joy is jumping in the wind. May Day is coming soon, so blessings are reported in advance, and greetings are sent around. Put you in a wonderful mood.

9. The New Year is coming, so be early to greet you. Good luck will follow you, good fortune will surround you, money will be in your pocket, all your wishes will come true, and we will laugh together during the Spring Festival!

10 , I wish you all who work hard in the office, live in rented houses, shop in shopping streets, and despair in commodity buildings, who can withstand cups and tableware, who have worked hard for more than half a year, and who cannot afford to buy a bathroom, a happy Labor Day. !