The answer is the riddle of good luck.

It's really lonely to live alone. On National Day, I had someone to reunite with Lucky, and another person came to meet Big, and the crops were green and connected with Profit.

Good luck explanation: Very auspicious and smooth. Used for divination and blessing in the old days.

Source: The Romance of the Three Kingdoms by Ming Luo Guanzhong, the 54th time: "Kongming said,' I know what I came for. It is a good omen to read Yi at the right time.

Example: Ba Jin's Autumn: "The people who approved the eight characters said that this marriage was very prosperous, so grandma agreed." Qian Zhongshu's Fortress Besieged: "According to Mrs. Zhou, the Zhang family is going to ask a fortune teller to arrange it, so as to make a perfect match with their young lady's life."

Grammar: combined; As predicate, attribute and object; With praise.

Extended information

The riddle originally originated from folk oral literature, which was created by our ancestors in the long-term production, labor and life practice, and it is a manifestation of the wisdom of working people. The processing and innovation of post-scripture people have a mystery of meaning. Generally speaking, folk riddles are riddles, and literary riddles are lantern riddles, which are also collectively called riddles. Historical data show that in the slave society, ancestors began to express their thoughts and feelings with obscure and tortuous songs.

according to the "Tang Shi" in the Book of Books, "Day after day mourning?" Give it to you. " It means: Sun, when will you die? Let me die with you! According to legend, Xia Jie, the emperor of Xia Dynasty, was tyrannical and heartless, and the people were so angry that they dared not speak out. They vented their anger in argot in private, so such a ballad was circulated. This ballad uses metaphor to curse the tyrant Xia Jie. Xia Jie once said: "I have the world, just like the sky has its day. If it dies, I will die." This ballad can be said to be the earliest germination of riddles in China.

Another example is the Shang Dynasty short ballad "Female Carrying a Basket" in Book of Changes, which can also be regarded as one of the earliest records of the riddle in China: "Female carrying a basket has no reality, but a scholar mows a sheep without blood." Using the "contradiction method" common in traditional riddles, it skillfully shows the scene of a young shepherd couple shearing wool on the pasture, and "answers each other's words", which makes people difficult to guess and approximates a riddle. This is just the "embryo" of the riddle. At that time, there was no similar special name.