The flowers are beautiful and the moon is round huā hǎo yuè yuán
[Definition] The flowers are beautiful; the moon is round. A metaphor for a beautiful reunion. Often used as wedding greetings.
[Quotes] Song Dynasty Chao Ciying (Duanli)'s "Xing Xiangzi·Don't Hate" lyrics: "Don't think about things outside yourself; and be respectful in front of you; may the flowers grow well; people grow healthy; the moon Changyuan. "
[Correct pronunciation] Good; cannot be pronounced as "hào".
[Shape identification] Circle; cannot be written as "garden".
[Similar meaning] The magpies are laughing and the doves are dancing
[Antonym] The flowers are waning and the moon is waning
[Usage] It is a metaphor for a beautiful and perfect life. It is often used as a wedding eulogy to wish people a happy wedding. Generally used as predicate and attributive.
[Structure] Union.