A three-character auspicious idiom?

⑴ Blessings or auspicious idioms containing "three"

1. Three Yang Kaitai: It means that the connected lines are called Yang hexagrams, the broken ones are Yin hexagrams, and the first month is In the Tai hexagram, three yangs are born below; when winter goes and spring comes, yin disappears and yang grows, which is a sign of good fortune. It is often used to praise the beginning of the year or to imply good luck.

Source: "History of the Song Dynasty·Le Zhi" compiled by Prime Minister Tuotuo and Arutu in the third year from the end of the Yuan Dynasty to the third year of the Zhengzheng Period (1343): "Three Yangs are in harmony, and each day is new and good. ”

Example: The three Yangs are auspicious gifts, and the Year of the Sheep is coming with a smile. The future is bright, the career is smooth, the family is happy. If you are healthy and can run and jump, you can live a happy life and climb high. Send text messages to wish your companions around you, and be carefree forever. Wish you good luck in the Year of the Sheep!

2. Lucky in three lives: Lucky in three lives, describing an extremely rare and good opportunity. Kind words to say when meeting new people. Three lives are blessed, is an old Chinese saying.

Source: The first chapter of "Dongpo Dream" by Wu Changling of the Yuan Dynasty: "I have heard the name of my teacher and father for a long time, and today I can see his distinguished face. I am lucky for the rest of my life."

Example: I have admired your name for a long time, and it is a great honor to meet you today.

3. Three stars in the sky: means newly married.

Source: "The Book of Songs, Tang Style, Preparation" compiled by Confucius, the founder of Confucianism, in the Spring and Autumn Period: "If you prepare for the firewood, three stars are in the sky."

Example: Prepare for the firewood , the three stars are in the sky, tonight and on any night, I see this beloved man; Zixi, Zixi, see this beloved man.

4. Three levels and two full: It means that life is passable and satisfying. < /p>

Example sentence: In the blink of an eye, I am Xiaoman, and I send you a text message to give you three peaces and two fulls. I wish you good health and peace, a bright future, a stable career, full of joy every day, and a happy life!

5. Winning three yuan in a row: means winning the first place in the provincial examination, general examination, and imperial examination in succession.

Source: Volume 18 of "Warning Words" by Feng Menglong of the Ming Dynasty: "When it comes to his ambition, it is like Feng Jingshang's three-yuan win in a row, and it only counts the contents of his bag. He is really a sneak peek of the situation. , angrily bullfighting."

Example: In this football match, he scored three goals in a row and contributed greatly to the team's victory.

⑵ Urgent request is a three-character auspicious idiom. . Jiji Jiji

Man Tangcai----Explanation: Refers to the whole audience cheering in unison

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Happy reunion - a term used in opera, folk art and other literary and artistic works. It mostly refers to the reunion of a family in the work. Reunion. Reunions in Chinese classical novels, operas, folk arts, etc. often include content such as gifts from the emperor and the marriage of the main characters to praise the feudal ruling class

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⑶ Three-character auspicious words

Three-character auspicious words include: hitch a ride, get a new look, step up, family joy, spirit, longevity star, good news bird, ride on auspicious clouds, good fortune , Seek development, happy road, everything goes well, heaven and earth and people have good fortune and longevity, pines, bamboos and plum blossoms, all roads are connected, all the way, harmony, ringing, good days, tops, charity, good luck, happy new year, etc.

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Classification of auspicious words:

According to the content of auspicious words and different usage occasions, these auspicious words can be divided into Lucky words for weddings (flying together, growing old together), lucky words for birthdays (blessings are like the East China Sea, longevity is as good as Nanshan Mountain), lucky words for opening a business (full of wealth, making money every day), blessings for entering college (name on the gold list, being the best), etc.

According to different festivals, they can be divided into Spring Festival blessings (New Year's auspiciousness, New Year's new atmosphere), Dragon Boat Festival blessings, Chinese Valentine's Day blessings, and Mid-Autumn Festival blessings (the moon is full, people are also round, thousands of miles are full of beauty) wait.

Especially during the Lunar New Year, the most auspicious words are spoken. For example, the popular saying during the 2007 Spring Festival: "The year of the rat is prosperous, the year of the ox is strong, the year of the tiger is fierce, the year of the rabbit is strong, the year of the dragon is flying, The Year of the Snake is auspicious, the Year of the Horse is running, the Year of the Sheep is prosperous, the Year of the Monkey is high, the Year of the Rooster is rising, and the Year of the Dog is prosperous. One of the twelve zodiac signs is missing, and the Year of the Pig is prosperous."

In addition, people use blessings to celebrate the new year! The expressions are divided into greeting card blessings, text message blessings, gesture blessings, etc. Nowadays, due to the widespread use of mobile phones, people convey their blessings to their relatives and friends more often by sending text messages.

According to the different recipients of blessings, they can be divided into blessings for teachers (a garden filled with peaches and plums), blessings for the elderly (songs and cranes for longevity), blessings for patients (get well soon), and blessings for children (grow up strong) )wait.

⑷ A collection of three-character auspicious idioms

吉祥如意 jíxiángrúyì

[Definition] Xiang: auspicious. Good luck and peace; everything goes well. Use it more often to wish others happiness and satisfaction.

[Quotes] "Inscriptions on Statues" by Zhang Cheng of the Southern and Northern Dynasties: "A statue of Guanyin was built for the deceased parents; eight members of the family worshiped it; good luck and good luck."

[ Distinguish form] meaning; cannot be written as "yi"; auspicious; cannot be written as "detailed".

[Synonym] Everything goes well, everything goes as expected, everything goes as planned

[Antonym] There are many disasters, things go against expectations

[Usage] Generally used as predicate and object.

⑸ The three-character auspicious idioms

are obviously: fortune, wealth and longevity

⑹ What are the auspicious idioms that begin with the three characters

The only auspicious idioms that begin with three characters are three stars, high shine, three sacrifices and five tripods.

1. Three-Star Gaozhao

Idiom explanation version: fortune, wealth, longevity, good destiny.

Pronunciation: sān

xīng

gāo

zhào

Source: "The Book of Songs·Tang Feng·Mao" ": "Be prepared to tie up the firewood, and the three stars are hanging high in the sky."

Vernacular interpretation: Bundle the firewood tighter, the three stars are hanging high in the sky.

2. Three animals and five tripods

Explanation of the idiom: The original description is that the sacrifices are rich. Now describes the food as rich and delicious.

Pronunciation: sān

shēng

wǔ

dǐng

Source: Yuan Gaoming's "Pipa Ji· Cai Gong forced Bo Zhe to go to the test": "Three animals and five cauldrons are offered day and night."

Vernacular interpretation: often use abundant physical offerings.

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Synonyms of three animals and five tripods: water and land, delicacies from mountains and seas

1. Water and land complete

Pronunciation: shuǐ

lù

bì

chén

Explanation: Water and land: refers to the precious food produced by water and land. All kinds of delicacies from mountains and seas are on display. Describes rich dishes.

Source: Poem "Light Fat" by Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty: "Eight treasures of water and land."

Vernacular interpretation: There are eight cooking methods for precious foods produced by water and land.

2. Delicacies from mountains and seas

Pronunciation: shān

zhēn

hǎi

wèi

Explanation: Various precious foods produced in the mountains and sea. Refers generally to rich dishes.

Source: Tang Dynasty Wei Yingwu's poem "Chang'an Road": "The treasures in the mountains and the sea have abandoned the barriers."

Vernacular interpretation: There is no limit to the various precious foods produced in the mountains and seas. .

⑺ What are the blessings or auspicious idioms containing "three"

1. Sanyang Kaitai [sān yáng kāi tài]: "The Book of Changes" calls the Yalian hexagram Yang Gua , the broken line is the yin line, the first month is the Tai hexagram, and the three yangs are born below; when winter goes and spring comes, the yin disappears and the yang grows, and there is a sign of good fortune. It is often used to praise the beginning of the year or to imply good luck.

2. Three stars in the sky [sān xīng zài tiān]: refers to newlyweds.

3. Lián zhòng sān yuán: Three yuan: The imperial examination system is called the provincial examination, the joint examination, and the palace examination. The first place is Jieyuan, Huiyuan, and Zhuangyuan, collectively called "three yuan". He successively won the first place in the provincial examination, general examination and palace examination.

4. Three levels and two full [sān píng èr mǎn]: It means that life is passable and very satisfying.

5. Three lives are lucky [sān shēng yǒu xìng]: Three lives: Buddhism refers to the previous life, this life, and the next life; luck: lucky. All three lives were very lucky. Metaphor is very lucky.