To be fond of; to have a liking for someone or something

to offer congratulations for a happy event; commonly used as a polite greeting or exclamation to wish someone well

a happy and unexpected event or piece of news

to like; to be fond of; to have a strong interest in something or someone

A form of drama that uses exaggeration, humor, and satire to portray human weaknesses or social issues, often ending happily; the opposite of [[悲剧|悲劇|bei1 ju4]].

happy; joyous; filled with joy or overflowing with delight

happy; joyous; delighted

joyful; happy; filled with gladness

worthy of celebration; joyous; jubilant

A term specifically referring to a wedding or marriage

one's tastes; preference; hobby; that which one likes

worthy of joy; heartening; making one feel happy or pleased

A traditional Chinese New Year greeting wishing the recipient happiness and prosperity

good news; glad tidings

A happy event; a joyous occasion worth celebrating.

the gamut of human emotions; literally happiness, anger, sorrow, and joy

to be expecting a child

pleasing; satisfactory; (of a situation or result) heartening; to make one happy; to be delightful

Liquor drunk at a wedding celebration; a wedding feast or reception.

to love to hear and see; well received and popular; to one's liking

to be wild with joy; to be ecstatic; literally to be as happy as if one were going mad

wild with joy; extreme happiness; rapturous rapture

a happy atmosphere or cheerful expression

joy; gladness; great pleasure

everyone is delighted and satisfied; to the satisfaction of all

full of joy; showing an extremely happy or cheerful expression

to announce good news; to report success or happy tidings

to be overjoyed at an unexpected piece of good news or a happy turn of events; to be pleased beyond one's expectations

candies given to guests and friends to celebrate a happy occasion, especially an engagement or a wedding

magpie; any of various birds of the crow family with long tails and black and white feathers, traditionally considered a harbinger of good news in Chinese folklore

A film featuring comedic elements, such as satire, lyrical comedy, or slapstick

Extremely happy; joyful and delighted

delighted; in high spirits; full of joy

complacent and immeasurably self-satisfied; to be overly proud of one's own achievements or situation

to be secretly pleased or happy; to feel joy privately

Two happy events occurring at the same time; refers to the combined symmetric character [[囍|囍|xi3]] used as a symbol of good luck, especially in the context of marriage.

beaming with joy; radiant and jubilant

happy expression; joyful look

To like the new and hate the old; describes being enamored with new things or people while becoming bored with the old, especially regarding romantic relationships.

gratifying; joyful and deserving of congratulations

to be both surprised and delighted at the same time

a mixture of joy and sorrow; having mixed feelings about a about something

The world's highest mountain range, located between the Tibetan plateau and the Indian subcontinent; its name literally means "home of snow" in Tibetan.

grinning from ear to ear; beaming with happiness; to be wild with joy

A banquet held to celebrate a happy occasion, most commonly a wedding; also written as [[喜筵|喜筵|xi3 yan2]].

To be overjoyed because the result of something is even better than expected; to be pleased beyond expectations. beyond expectations.

Subject to changing moods; describes someone who switches unpredictably between being happy and being angry.

feeling pleased; filled with joy; jubilant

to congratulate someone on a happy or celebratory occasion