good wishes or an invocation of happiness and success

to celebrate

to express praise or good wishes to someone for a happy event or achievement

to wish

to wish someone success, a pleasant journey, etc. in advance

A short speech given when proposing a toast.

to drink a toast

a formal formulaic closing used in written correspondence to express respect and well-wishing

The Butterfly Lovers, a Chinese folktale (abbreviation for [[梁山伯与祝英台|梁山伯與祝英台|Liang2 Shan1 bo2 yu3 Zhu4 Ying1 tai2]])

to offer birthday congratulations to an elderly person

A short speech given when proposing a toast.

wish you all the best! (used when signing off on a correspondence)

Zhurong, god of fire in Chinese mythology

to send good wishes from afar

to offer humbly (written at the end of a letter to someone of higher status); your humble servant

to pray

an acolyte or person in charge of incense and maintenance in a temple

Zhu Yunming (1460-1526), a famous calligrapher of the Ming dynasty

to express good wishes

Zhu Zhishan (1460-1526), Ming dynasty calligrapher and poet, one of the Four Great Southern Talents of the Ming ([[江南四大才子|江南四大才子|Jiang1 nan2 si4 da4 cai2 zi3]])

personal name of the twenty-first and last Tang emperor Aidi [[哀|哀|ai1]][[帝|帝|di4]] (892-908), who reigned 904-907

to give thanks

the "Zhurong" Chinese Mars rover, landed on the planet in 2021

Tianzhu Tibetan Autonomous County, in Wuwei City [[武威市|武威市|Wu3 wei1 Shi4]], Gansu

congratulatory speech

to pray (for something)

to curse someone or place a jinx on them

The Butterfly Lovers, Chinese folktale of the tragic love between Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai

to cut one's hair as part of a ritual or to become a monk