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How it's used

Reserved primarily for formal greetings or blessings directed at the elderly, this idiom carries a heavy sense of traditional respect. It is rarely used in casual conversation among peers and would sound overly dramatic or archaic if applied to a young person. People often use it during Lunar New Year or birthday celebrations to show deep reverence for a senior's life achievements.