Names of foreign mahjong groups

The foreign-style mahjong group is called Ziqi Donglai, which is full of rivers and rivers, beaming and relaxed.

1, purple gas from the east

Legend has it that before Lao Tzu crossed Hangu Pass, Guan Yinxi saw purple gas coming from the east and knew that saints would pass by. Sure enough, I came riding a green cow. This old metaphor is a symbol of good luck.

Most of the official uniforms in ancient times were purple, so the ancients thought purple was a symbol of good luck. Generally, plaques with oriental purple color are hung on the doors of ancient scholarly families, which is a metaphor for auspiciousness.

All rivers flow into the sea.

This means that the sea can hold hundreds of rivers. The metaphor of tolerance is very broad (also refers to being broad-minded).

The idiom comes from Justin's Preface to the History of the Three Kingdoms and Famous Officials: "Invisible without heart." Li's note: "A heart with a square inch is like a hundred rivers, which means it contains a wide range."

3, beaming

Pride refers to the appearance of pride, the appearance of joy is revealed, and it describes the appearance of great joy. Also known as "happy face" and "happy face".

From Fan Zhongyan's "Yueyang Tower": "Dengsi Building is also; There is a relaxed and happy; Forget all the insults; Bring wine to the wind; Its cheerful people are embarrassed. "

Step 4 be in high spirits

Spirit: the expression and brilliance on a person's face. The expression on his face was radiant. Describe people's excitement and pride; You look refreshed.

Said by: Ding Ling's Meng Ke: "She was incredibly comfortable and noble. She went over to shake hands with the young director and took care of the people in the room with her radiant eyes."

5. Have fun

China idioms mean to describe a happy and harmonious scene. From Zuo Zhuan Yin Gongyuan: "Follow the crowd and give: in the big tunnel, the fun is also harmonious."

Tian Lanfang's epitaph to Yuan Gong (Yuan Shu, son of Yuan Keli) who participated in politics in the Ming Dynasty: "The joy of continuing life is also. The virtue of Shu people is unfair. "