What are the idioms for blessing a new house?

The joy of moving to a new house? [ qiáo qiān zhī xǐ ]

Interpretation: Moving to a new house: Birds fly out of deep valleys and move to tall trees. A message to congratulate someone on their move or promotion in official position.

Sentence: My younger brother’s family has moved into Binhai New Village. I should congratulate him on his move.

The auspicious star shines high? [ jí xīng gāo zhào ]

Interpretation: The auspicious star refers to the three stars of fortune, wealth and longevity. The auspicious star shines high.

Sentence: Nothing you do goes smoothly, you are really lucky.

Great luck? [ dà jí dà lì ]

Interpretation: Very auspicious and smooth. It was used for divination and blessing in the old days.

Sentence: I wish you good luck in the new year, abundant financial resources, and a prosperous career!

Magnificent? [měi lún měi huàn]

Interpretation: Originally, it mostly described the majestic and magnificent buildings. Nowadays it is also used to describe the exquisite effect of sculpture or architectural art.

Sentence: A group of high-rise buildings rise from the ground on the former barren beach. They are beautiful and spectacular.

Everything goes well? [ wàn shì rú yì ] Definition: Ruyi: in line with one’s wishes. Everything goes as expected and goes smoothly

Sentence: I wish you all the best, and I wish you all the best.