to live long and have unending good fortune(tiān bǎo jiǔ rú)

to live long and have unending good fortune

Tianbao Jiuru, a Chinese idiom, is ti ā Nb ǎ Oji ǔ R ú in pinyin, which means to celebrate a long and happy birthday. From the book of songs Xiaoya Tianbao.

Idiom explanation

Tianbao: the title of Xiaoya in the book of songs; Jiuru: Nine "ru" words are used in the poem, which means congratulating the longevity. In the old days, congratulations on a long life.

The origin of Idioms

In the book of songs, Xiaoya Tianbao: "Tianbao is the most important thing. The mountain is like a mountain, the hill is like a hill, the hill is like a mausoleum, and the river is like a mountain It is as constant as the moon, as the rising of the sun, as longevity of Nanshan, as long as the year is not over, and as lush as the pines and cypresses

Idiom usage

A word of birthday

Chinese PinYin : tiān bǎo jiǔ rú