Guarding the peace and prosperity

The idioms to protect the peace and prosperity of the world include closing the door, abiding by the law, sheltering from the wind and rain, protecting the country and the people, protecting the shadow of Guangxia, sticking to the rules, meticulous, considerate, caring for the cold and warmth, keeping their place, raising the case and eyebrows, guarding their own place, not leaving a step, holding the old and lacking, growing old together, etc.

Guarding peace referred to protecting and maintaining the peace and tranquility of a place in a difficult situation. To be specific, this might involve different situations and characters, such as characters in the story, characters in the game, and the work of the police department. However, since the search results provided did not provide enough information to answer this question, I did not know what it meant.

There were many ancient poems that praised peace and prosperity. For example, in the Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai's "Looking at the Heavenly Gate Mountain," there was a line that read,"The Heavenly Gate was cut off and the Chu River opened, and the clear water flowed eastward to this place." In Lu You's "Traveling to the West Village," there was a line that read,"The mountains and heavy water are in doubt, and there is no way out. The willows are dark and the flowers are bright." There was also the poem " A thousand miles of colorful mid-autumn moon, the sound of a hundred thousand troops in the middle of the night tide " in the Tang Dynasty poet Zhao Wei's " Qiantang ", and the poem " A small building listens to the spring rain overnight, and the deep alley sells apricot flowers in the Ming Dynasty " in the Song Dynasty poet Lu You's " Lin 'an Spring Rain Begins to Clear ". These poems praised the beauty and prosperity of peace and prosperity by describing the natural scenery and expressing people's yearning for peace and prosperity.

The prosperous scene of peace and prosperity could be described with the following words: flowers blooming, vibrant, flourishing, flourishing, the country is prosperous and the people are at peace, living and working in peace and contentment, civil and martial arts, rivers are clear and the sea is peaceful, the world is peaceful, the country is prosperous, singing and dancing are peaceful, Yao, Tian, Shun, Sun.

To protect the peace of one side and create a beautiful future together.

Peace and prosperity welcomed the new year. This was a Spring Festival couplet full of joy and blessings. We can see some content related to this couplet, such as "Year after year, good fortune comes; year after year, peace and longevity come" and "A good year comes with spring; four seasons of wealth come at the right time". The meaning of these couplets was to hope for a prosperous and happy new year. Although the search results didn't match the content of a given Spring Festival couplet, we could infer the meaning of the Spring Festival couplet based on the relevant Spring Festival couplet content. Therefore, the Spring Festival couplets expressed their wishes for the new year. They hoped that in the new year, people would be able to be safe, prosperous, and happy.

This sentence came from the Qing Dynasty writer Cao Xueqin's 'Dream of the Red Chamber'. This was the couplet that Jia Baoyu had written after Lin Daiyu's death, when he returned to the Rong Mansion to live in the Xiaoxiang Pavilion. Xiaoxiang Pavilion was one of Jia Baoyu's favorite rooms in Grand View Garden. The environment here was beautiful and the air was fresh, allowing people to temporarily forget the troubles of the world and feel peace and comfort. This sentence expressed Jia Baoyu's love for life and his pursuit of inner peace. It also showed his perception and understanding of the beauty of nature.

"The Flourishing of Firework" was a sweet novel written by Ling XingChen. The story was about the love story between a sweet little celebrity and a domineering CEO. The male and female leads had a crush on each other when they first met. They soon got together and eventually got married. However, shortly after the marriage, the male lead suffered a serious car accident, causing his lower body to be paralyzed. At first, the female protagonist found it difficult to accept this change, but as time passed, she gradually learned to accept and take care of the male protagonist. This novel was described as sweet and doting, and many readers expressed that they were touched.

Prosperity referred to a state of prosperity and prosperity, where one's career or economy was flourishing. Prosperity referred to the overall environment. It referred to the flourishing economy or business development of the motherland. Full hall meant that the hall was filled with people or the entire hall. In the Song of Chu, Nine Songs, East Emperor Taiyi, there is a poem: "The spirit is weak and beautiful, and the fragrance is full of the house." This poem described how the hall was filled with fragrance. Mantang could also refer to gold and jade. It came from Lao Tzu: " A house full of gold and jade, no one can keep it." To sum up, prosperity referred to a state of prosperity and prosperity.

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