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Which dynasty did this idiom come from?
Ching Dynasty

Back to 15 from Qing Wu Ren Jian's "The Strange Status Quo Witnessed in Twenty Years": "But I'm here to invite Fu, thinking that if I do something good, I can look up to heaven and everything will go well.

Explanation:

1, all the best

Everything: everything, everything.

Satisfied: ① Satisfied: The situation is very unsatisfactory | Satisfied. (2) Auspicious utensils, with a cloud-like or ganoderma lucidum-like head and a slightly curved handle, are made of jade, bone, etc. In ancient times, "Ruyi" was widely used. It can be used not only as a self-defense object, but also as the command object of people in the war, which means that everything goes well and is auspicious. As an auspicious thing, it is widely used in folk and court. Before ordinary people travel, family members or friends will send blessings.

2. Traditional auspicious patterns. A pattern composed of evergreen (or wanzi) and ruyi (or ganoderma lucidum). Evergreen is intertwined with everything. Tian Zi extends from its four ends to the vertical and horizontal, and is connected with each other to form various patterns, which means long and continuous. This pattern is called "gold", "long legs" or "endless". Also known as "thin man in a bowl". There are many auspicious patterns with Ganoderma lucidum as a symbol of wishful combination. Another example is that Ganoderma lucidum, lily and persimmon make up "Ruyi", while Ganoderma lucidum, lotus and box make up "Harmony". Commonly used in clothing, architecture, furniture, utensils and so on.