(idiom) extremely lucky; a common expression used to convey good wishes and the hope that everything is thriving

(idiom) To close down a business permanently; often used jokingly or sarcastically to describe a shop or factory going out of business.

everything is fine or has been completed successfully; all is well with the world

to sneak away or slink off to avoid a situation; often used humorously to suggest that leaving is the best thing one can do

A town in India at the foot of the Himalayas, famous for its tea production of black tea.

(idiom) used to say that a matter is finished and one no longer needs to worry about it; often used after [[就|就|jiu4]] to mean the matter is settled once and for all. This is often used humorously and is distinct from [[万事大吉|萬事大吉|wan4 shi4 da4 ji2]]

Used to express that everything is going smoothly and that all matters are turning out well.

everything is fine; all is well

A standard greeting or congratulatory wish for success upon the opening of a new business or the start of a new business venture.

Used as a greeting or blessing for a new business to have an auspicious start and great luck; commonly said when a shop first opens or reopens after a holiday.

to have blood appear is a sign of great good luck (common folk saying used to mitigate the shock or bad omen of a minor injury)