Congratulations, Chinese vocabulary. Pinyin: hè xǐ basically means to congratulate someone or a group on their happy event (such as getting married and having children).

Explanation of words: congratulations on auspicious things. Han Juegan's Interpretation of Lin Yi and Judas: "Congxi is blessed, which is called joy." Li Langzhong, a poem from Yuxi, Liu Tang: "Carve a plate to celebrate the Yao banquet, and write a poem with crayons."

The fourth time in the Chronicle of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty: "A man spent the night at the foot of the mountain, and when he heard a ghost congratulating the tree, the tree god answered. A ghost said,' What if Qin sent people to surround trees with silk?' "[1] Cai Dongfan's The Romance of the Manchu Dynasty, the first time:" A young couple reconciled on an auspicious day, and the official went to the old man to congratulate him. "

Lu Xun's "essays on street kiosks and fetishism": "I can't get anything, so I have to kowtow and congratulate each other." In 2008, China Post launched the lucky cover series of postal greeting cards, and named the mini-pane as the happiness series, symbolizing auspiciousness and happiness.

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