Prosperous and prosperous
The Chinese idiom ch ó NGX ī L ě ISH è ng is used to describe the world's prosperity and prosperity. It's from the book of the old Tang Dynasty etiquette record 6.
The origin of Idioms
"The state is an immortal clan, inheriting the ancestors, and enjoying the prosperity of the country. It is not only a place where there is no boundary, but also a place where people can ascend to the gods and think of the great achievements."
Idiom usage
It refers to prosperity and stability.
Chinese PinYin : chóng xī lěi shèng
Prosperous and prosperous
Hide one's nose and steal one's fragrance. yǎn bí tōu xiāng
An egg strikes against a stone. —overestimate one's strength. luǎn yǔ shí dòu
willing to help but unable to do so. ài mò néng zhù