The next sentence of Chunqi and Xia'an is Qiu Sui and Dong Xi.

Chun Qi brings peace to Xia, Autumn Sui and Winter Jubilee. Definition: A blessing in a letter, wishing you happiness and peace in spring, joy and health in summer, good fortune and good fortune in autumn, and happiness and good fortune in winter.

I wish you happiness and peace in spring, joy and health in summer, good luck in autumn, and all the best in winter. It is a very beautiful blessing, wishing you and me peace and prosperity all year round. This sentence is also often used at the end of letters to bless the recipient. For example, if it is spring, you would write a greeting in the letter: Spring Festival; in summer, you would write: Xia Qi; now people write less letters, so this kind of blessing is relatively unfamiliar.

The meaning of spring is bright and summer is bright, autumn is bright and winter is healthy, this sentence is a famous saying in Sima Qian's "Historical Records Tai Shigong's Preface", which means that you who are born in spring and are really young in summer are very bright; You can be blessed with good luck when you grow up in the autumn, and you can grow old in the winter in time, and you can also live a long and healthy life.

Shun Song Shi Qi means Autumn, Sui and Winter Jubilee. "Shun Song Shi Qi" comes from "Hanshu. Rites and Music". It is a commonly used ending blessing in traditional letters, meaning I wish you autumn. May the day be auspicious and peaceful, and the winter be happy and healthy. Most of the words we use in modern times are words such as "salute" and "hello". The one mentioned above is more simple, but people think it sounds very beautiful, so you can also use it with a different blessing. Quite interesting.