How to Say ‘Wishing happiness to your whole family!’ in Simplified Chinese
祝你阖家幸福！
💬 Usage Tip: Nice formal blessing: [祝你] + [阖家幸福]. It sounds warm and “proper,” great when you don’t know someone closely.
🇨🇳 In China: A safe, universally welcome greeting—especially for elders and families you visit during the New Year.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
祝
[zhù]
to wish (someone)
Used to give blessings. In New Year greetings it sounds natural and polite.
我在这里祝你阖家幸福，新年快乐！
Here I wish your whole family happiness—Happy New Year!
你
[nǐ]
you
Second-person pronoun. Switch to 您 for a more respectful tone to elders/clients.
祝你阖家幸福，万事如意！
Wish you a happy family and may everything go your way!
阖家
[hé jiā]
the whole family
A formal greeting word referring to one’s entire family/household; very common in festive blessings.
祝你阖家幸福，身体健康！
Wish your whole family happiness and good health!
幸福
[xìng fú]
happiness; well-being
Often used in greetings to express warm wishes for a happy life and family harmony.
祝你阖家幸福，工作顺利！
Wish your whole family happiness and smooth work/career!
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