How to say "Happy New Year to my brother"

1. blessings are like falling snowflakes, greetings are like spring rain, care is like music, happiness is like pearls falling into the heart, and happiness is like waves splashing around! Happy new year, brother!

2, the words are difficult, and the blessings come from the heart. It was brewing all night last night, but I was busy just now. Spring Festival comes once a year, and brother and sister live forever. Happy New Year to you, brother!

At 0: 00, the bells all over the world ring and the New Year train leaves on time. It entrusted an unforgettable year, and another fiery year came. I wish my brother a happy new year, all the best and all his wishes come true!

4, brother, you are in the end of the world, but your family is with you; Brother, you are in two places, but your yearning never stops; Brother, you are in a foreign land, but the heart of praying has never been cut off! Spring Festival is coming, I wish you peace and happiness every day!

5, I wish my brother: charge from the front, take the lead, be full of enthusiasm, fight for life, be full of vitality, break through the clouds, change with each passing day, move mountains and move water, be frank, independent and magnificent, and have unlimited scenery!

Matters needing attention in New Year greetings

When taking children to visit relatives, teach them to greet "Happy New Year" on their own initiative. When relatives and friends give children red envelopes, teach them to pick them up with both hands. Be sure to say "thank you" and never open them in front of the guests. This is very impolite. When eating, you can't be as casual as usual in your own home. Let the elders sit down first, and then wait for the elders to move chopsticks before eating. When taking food, try to take what is in front of you, and don't rummage in the bowl or plate.

Whether guests visit or visit other people's homes, children will be ashamed to know how to address them when they meet some unusual guests. In order to solve this embarrassing scene, parents had better teach their children how to address the guests they want to meet in advance and rehearse in advance so that children can address them naturally.