1. The basic meaning is happiness and auspiciousness, such as New Year's Eve and New Year's Eve greetings;

2. "Erya": Fu Ye;

3. Ming History: Five Blessingg fell to the people and won jubilation;

Sometimes, it is usually used with "Xi", and "Flo Xi Shou" is also written as "Flo Xi Shou".

Used to greet newlyweds.

1. The basic meaning is double happiness, which is often used in wedding and other festive occasions to express happiness and blessings.

2. Wang Anshi handed in his first paper in Beijing examination room. The examiner interviewed him and pointed to the flying tiger flag in front of the court and said, "Flying tiger flag, flying tiger flag, hidden tiger flag." Wang Anshi remembered. On the way, he saw half a pair of lanterns on the lanterns of Ma Yuanwei's house in Majia Town. He immediately replied, "When the lanterns went, the lights stopped." The examiner was surprised.

3. After the exam, Wang Anshi went back to Mr. Ma's house to see the lanterns, and Mr. Ma urged him to match the pairs on the lanterns. Wang Anshi changed flowers again and wrote: "Flying Tiger Flag, Flag Tiger Flying, Flag Tiger Hiding." Seeing his cleverness and neatness, Mr. W betrothed his daughter to him at once. It turned out to be Miss Ma, a pair of lanterns, who came out to choose a husband.

On the wedding day, a newspaper reported: "Mr. Wang wants to be the top scholar, please go to the Qionglin banquet tomorrow!" In the face of double happiness, Wang Anshi wrote the word "Xi" with a red pen, which made people stick it on the door and recite casually: "The wonderful couplet is a double happiness song, and the lantern is accompanied by the flying tiger." Since then, the word "Xi" has spread, and it is also popular in China when people get married.

Extended data:

1.Jubilee is a Chinese character in China, pronounced as xǐ (old Xρ), which means happiness and good luck. Words include New Year's Eve, Happy Birthday, Happy Birthday, New Year's Eve. There are related records in Erya.

2.Xi is a traditional auspicious pattern in China, which consists of two symbols of happiness. One of the folk customs of decorating new houses in China is popular in ancient and modern times. During the wedding, the words "big red double happiness" are cut out and pasted on the bridal chamber nave, which means that both men and women meet the festive day together in marriage; It is also used in weddings and other festive occasions to express happiness and blessings.

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