1, Peace and Prosperity: describes the period when the society is stable, the people live a prosperous life and the country is prosperous. Prosperity: describes the prosperity and continuous progress of a country or society. Guotai Min 'an: Describe the country's prosperity and the people live and work in peace and contentment. Let a hundred flowers blossom: describe the prosperity and development of culture and art, and all factions compete to shine.
2. Prosperity and well-being: describe the country's prosperity and people's health and happiness. Living and working in peace and contentment: describes people's stable life, peace of mind at work and comfortable life. Have plenty of food and clothing: describe the people's rich life and have no worries about food and clothing. Pengcheng Wan Li: Describe the country's broad development prospects and bright future. This idiom is often used to describe the development prospect of a country in a prosperous period.
3, political integrity and harmony: describe political clarity, people's harmony and social stability. Longevity: describes people's longevity, national harvest and rich life. The people are rich and the country is strong: describe the country's prosperity and the people's lives are rich. Grand exhibition: describes the vigorous development of the national cause and bright prospects. This idiom is often used to describe the career development of a country in a prosperous period.
4. Peace and prosperity, peace and prosperity for the country and the people, political integrity and harmony, and long life: these four idioms are all used to describe the scene of prosperity and emphasize the importance of social stability, national prosperity and people's happiness. Splendid rivers and mountains: describe the country with beautiful mountains and rivers and pleasant scenery. This idiom is often used to describe the natural scenery of a country in its heyday.
5. Longteng Hu Yue: Describe the prosperity and vitality of the country. This idiom is often used to describe the prosperity of a country in its heyday. Chaoyang, Feng Ming: Describe the country's political clarity and social progress. This idiom is often used to describe the political and social situation of a country in its heyday.
Typical cases of prosperous times:
1. Prosperity of the Tang Dynasty: The Tang Dynasty was one of the most glorious periods in the history of China, with clear politics, prosperous economy, prosperous culture and advanced science and technology, and was regarded as the peak of ancient civilization in China. In Tang dynasty, the imperial examination system was implemented politically to select talents; Economically, the system of land equalization and rent adjustment promoted the development of agriculture and handicrafts.
2. Prosperity of the Han Dynasty: The Han Dynasty was the second unified dynasty in the history of China, and made great progress in politics, economy and culture. In the Han Dynasty, the system of selecting talents, such as imperial examination system and expropriation system, promoted Confucianism and cultural education, and strengthened local administration and defense against Xiongnu.
3. The prosperous period of Ming Dynasty: The Ming Dynasty also made great progress in politics, economy and culture. In Ming dynasty, the secret service and cabinet system were implemented politically, which strengthened centralization; Economically, tax system reform and land system reform have been implemented, which has promoted economic development; Culturally, there have been large-scale cultural projects such as Yongle Dadian and Sikuquanshu.
4. Prosperity of Qing Dynasty: Qing Dynasty was the last feudal dynasty in the history of China, and it also made great progress in politics, economy and culture. In the Qing dynasty, the military department and the throne system were implemented politically, which strengthened centralization. Economically, the implementation of land tax system and commercial policy reform has promoted economic development; Culturally, there have been large-scale cultural projects such as Sikuquanshu.
5. In addition to the above-mentioned typical "prosperous times", there are other periods in China's history that can also be called "prosperous times", such as the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the majestic atmosphere in the Qin and Han Dynasties, and the heroes in the Three Kingdoms Period. These periods left a precious historical legacy for future generations with their unique political, economic and cultural characteristics.