An idiom from Ma Pingchuan and China, the pinyin is y:, m:, píng, chuān, which means the flat land where horses can gallop. From "Dongpo Poems, Volume 23, Traveling to Jingshan": "If you are a horse, you can run freely." Partial form; Used as attribute and object; With praise. Synonyms: endless, infinite, infinite. Antonym: The path is narrow and rugged.
Ma Pingchuan made a sentence.
1, The Year of the Horse is here. I wish you success in your career. Life is Ma Pingchuan, and happiness is infinite; The sky is full of horses and good luck; Love is riding a horse and whipping, romantic and infinite; Take the lead in everything and be happy!
2. A Ma Pingchuan walks in the rivers and lakes, and two tigers will be injured when competing; Three students have the honor to meet, and the ambition of the quartet should be self-improvement; All corners of the country are friends, and the world is six, six and six; Seven years old and eighty years old, all around majestic; It is difficult to start a business after a narrow escape, and it is perfect and famous.
3, blink of an eye to Xiaoman, send you three levels and two full messages, wish you good health, always peace, bright future, stable career development, full of happiness every day and happy life!
4, good looks, blockbuster, echo, kill two birds with one stone, a Ma Pingchuan, high-altitude, final, win-win, smooth sailing, soaring. Eleven happy!