First, family happiness.
Family happiness, Chinese idiom, Pinyin: ti ā n lú n zh and lè, which mean: Family happiness between the elders and the younger generation. Family happiness originally refers to the ethical order of brothers, and later refers to the blood relationship between the elders and the younger generation.
Source: Tang Li Bai's "Preface to the Spring Banquet" comes from his brother Taohuayuan: Taohuayuan is a prelude to family happiness. Gather in the Peach Blossom Garden and talk about the happy past between brothers. )
Second, be happy.
Family happiness, Chinese idiom, Pinyin: ti ā n lú n zh and lè, which mean: Family happiness between the elders and the younger generation. Family happiness originally refers to the ethical order of brothers, and later refers to the blood relationship between the elders and the younger generation.
Source: Zuo Qiuming's Zuo Zhuan Yin Gongyuan: In the big tunnel, the fun is also harmonious. What a happy and harmonious scene it is to meet in the big tunnel. )
Third, the father is kind and filial.
Fatherly and filial piety, an idiom in China, is pinyin fù cí zǐ xiào, which means that parents are good to their children and children are filial to their parents.
Source: The Book of Rites, the sage of Qin Dynasty: the father's kindness, the son's filial piety, the brother's kindness, and the brother's kindness. Parents are kind to their children, and children are filial to their parents. Brothers should be friendly and brothers should respect each other. )
Fourth, live and work in peace and contentment
Living and working in peace and contentment, an idiom in China, pinyin is ā n j ū lè è è, which means that people live a stable and happy life, and it is a metaphor for stable life and happy work; Describe managers who manage society well.
Source: Laozi in the Spring and Autumn Period: People are willing to eat, dress beautifully, live in peace and enjoy their customs. Let people feel sweet about their food, beautiful about their clothes, comfortable about their houses and satisfied with their customs. )
V. IKEA Yi Shi
Ikea in Yi Shi, China idiom, pinyin is yísh yíJiā, which means to describe family harmony and husband and wife harmony.
Source: The Book of Songs: A son should return to his home. This girl is going to get married, and her family and husband and wife are in harmony. )