All the best in the new year, Vientiane updates the Year of the Tiger.

It means: Spring Festival is here, and everything goes well. The Year of the Tiger is blessed. Things or scenes have changed their appearance and a new atmosphere has emerged.

May everything go well.

[Idiom Interpretation] Ruyi: To one's liking. Everything is in line with my wishes and is going well.

[Allusions Source] Contemporary Lu Yao's "Ordinary World" Volume VI Chapter 38: "I only say: I wish young people all the best!"

Smooth sailing.

[common] commonly used.

[Emotional color] A commendatory term.

[Grammatical Usage] As a predicate; As a congratulatory message.

[Idiom structure] Subject-predicate types.

[Date of birth] Modern times.

Antonym: full of twists and turns

[idiom explanation] originally refers to twists and turns in writing. Now compare the ups and downs of the article structure. This also means that there are many unexpected changes in the development of things.

[Source of allusions] Contemporary Levin's "The Complete Biography of Hu Xueyan and the bleak foreign market": "This loan was delayed for a long time because of the intervention of Shen Baozhen, the governor of the two rivers."

[synonym] twists and turns.

[antonym] Smooth sailing.

[common] commonly used.

[Emotional color] A commendatory term.

[Grammatical Usage] Used as a predicate and an object; There are many unexpected changes in the process of metaphor.

[Idiom structure] Combination form.

[Date of birth] Ancient times.