Idioms about Chinese New Year and idioms about spring

Idioms about Chinese New Year and spring

The more common ones are as follows:

The orioles sing and the swallows dance,

The face is full of spring breeze,

A hundred flowers are blooming,

A thousand purples and reds,

Birds are singing and flowers are fragrant,

Spring is warm and flowers are blooming,

Spring is warm and flowers are blooming chūn nuǎn huā kāi

Explanation of the idiom: This originally refers to the pleasant climate and beautiful scenery in spring. Now is also a metaphor for a great opportunity.

The idiom comes from: Ming Dynasty Zhu Guozhen's "Yongzhuan Essay·Nannei": "The spring is warm and the flowers are blooming, and I am destined to accompany the cabinet Confucian officials to a banquet.

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The simplified spelling of the idiom: cnhk

The number of words in the idiom: 4 characters

Emotional color: The warmth of spring is a complimentary word

Idiom Structure: Conjunctive

Idiom Era: Ancient times

Common usage: Commonly used

Idiom example: The plan for the year lies in spring, in this season of spring and flowers blooming , is a great time to study hard,

Synonyms: the earth rejuvenates, a hundred flowers bloom

Antonyms: cold weather, ice and snow

Idiom grammar: complex sentence pattern ; as subject, clause; metaphor of good timing, good time