The Chinese calligraphy of "lucky star shines high" is as follows:

"lucky star shines high", a Chinese idiom, the pinyin is jí xīng gāo zhào, which means the auspicious star shines high. From Chen Canyun's "Tropical Waves": "It was tattooed when he was an apprentice in Hong Kong, and it means a lucky star shining brightly."

"Lucky Star Shining High" is a Hong Kong movie released in 2010 TV series, starring Zhang Tat Ming, Huang Yifei, Zhao Rong, Huang Yishan, Zhu Mimi, Lu Jingjing, and He Haopeng. The play tells the story of Chen Mengji, a chivalrous character who specializes in fighting injustice.

Chen Mengji is widely circulated in Guangdong and Guangxi areas, and is a household name as a legendary figure of Afanti style. There are many legends about him. In the minds of the public, Chen Mengji is a chivalrous figure who specializes in fighting injustice. His reputation spreads to thousands of households and is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. To this day, there are still countless interesting anecdotes and battles of wits about Chen Mengji that are widely talked about.

Lucky star: refers to the three stars of fortune, wealth and longevity; the ancients considered it an auspicious star. The auspicious star shines high. It refers to people or things that can bring good luck. The auspicious star shines high. In the old days, it was thought to be a sign that everything would go well. Also used as a metaphor for good luck.