Introduction: Couplets are one of the traditional cultures of the Han nationality, and they are antithetical sentences written on paper, cloth or engraved on bamboo, wood and columns. The antithesis of couplets is neat and even, which is a unique cultural and artistic form of Chinese language. Below I bring you couplets wishing you good health, hoping to help you.

Is Heshun blessed? The word "peace" is worth a thousand dollars: Vientiane renewal

A year of good luck comes with spring? The colorful clouds of the four seasons are rolling in: all the best.

Is it prosperous every year? Years of peace and longevity:

Part I: Long books make people live longer.

Bottom line: Holding a pen to entertain the scholar prolongs life.

Horizontal approval: education and fitness

Part one: A big belly can hold things that are hard to hold in the world.

Bottom line: Open your mouth and laugh at the ridiculous people in the world.

Horizontal criticism: paunchy

Part I: Yu Mi (88 years old)

The second part: the phase is tea (108 years old)

The first part: Steady on foot, no second place.

Bottom line: Leisure and worry-free are also two ones.

The first part: life is easy to get old, but childlike innocence is not old.

Bottom line: Xu Hengxin is 20 years old, and his ambition needs to last forever.

The first part: the family has money, but the rice is just a bowl.

Bottom line: There is a thousands of feet on the ground, but I can't sleep eight feet.

The first part: health, no desire, no demand.

Bottom line: Happiness is like reading.

Part I: Things are always happy because of contentment.

Bottom line: people are self-satisfied when they have accomplished nothing.

Part I: Nothing is better than happiness.

Bottom line: A hundred flowers are more fragrant than reading.

Part I: Vegetables, Radish and Brown Rice

Bottom line: pot pot Tianshui chrysanthemum tea

Part I: Health is the foundation of longevity.

Downlink: Physical fitness is the foundation of the cause.

Part I: Health is priceless.

Part II: Knowledge is the ladder of health care.

Part I: Health makes wisdom shine.

Bottom line: Exercise makes health last forever.

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