Idioms describing good luck
Fortune shines high, happiness is like the East China Sea, happiness is like the sky, every cloud has a ray of light, domineering, unpredictable fortunes, all the way to happiness, heaven's paradise, double cultivation of happiness, virtue, happiness is the first disaster, happiness is only for people and so on.
1. Happiness is like the East China Sea (fú rú d not ng h m i): Happiness is as vast as the water in the East China Sea. To wish people many blessings, it is often used with "longevity is better than Nanshan".
2. Hong Fu Qi Tian (hóng fú qí tiān): Hong: Da. The blessings are as big as the sky. Describe a great blessing.
3. Every cloud has a good side (yěn Huòdéfú): it refers to suffering from disasters, but for some reason, it actually benefits people. Also known as "misfortune is a blessing."
4.zuò fú zuò wēi: Originally, it means that the monarch specializes in rewards and punishments and monopolizes power. Later used to describe arrogance and abuse of power.
5. Wealth is shallow, and life is thin (fú qiǎn mìng bó): Wealth is shallow, fate is bad, and there is no blessing to enjoy.
6.huò jué fú lián: refers to the disappearance of disasters and the inheritance of good luck.
7. As blessed as heaven (rú tiā nzh and fú): describe great happiness.
8. Hê u Dé zifú: A person with high moral character. Load: Full load. Refers to how blessed a person with noble character can be.