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Four-character idioms in wedding auspicious language
There are four idioms in the auspicious language of marriage: Feng Huang Yu Fei, the husband and wife are in harmony, the dragon and the phoenix become auspicious, and love is like oxygen, a perfect match made in heaven.

Feng Huang Yu Fei 1

From the Book of Songs, Emperor Feng flies in the air and his feathers are collected. This means that the phoenix flies high and the birds flock to it. Later, the phoenix and the phoenix flew together, indicating that the husband and wife have good feelings and love. Often used to wish people a happy marriage. The same as "Phoenix flies" and "Phoenix is famous".

2. Husband and wife cut in.

It means that the phoenix echoes with the phoenix, which is a metaphor for the harmony between husband and wife. Twenty-two years from Zuo Zhuan Zhuang Gong.

3. Dragon and phoenix are auspicious.

Judging from Confucius' comments on Confucius, the phrase "Emperor Wude will bring peace, and the phoenix, turtle and dragon will be lucky first" is auspicious. In order to commemorate the touching deeds of Nong Yu and Shaw History in the Spring and Autumn Period, later generations described the faithful love between husband and wife as "dragon and phoenix are auspicious", that is, flying with me, loving each other, caring for each other, and getting along well for a hundred years.

Love is like oxygen.

It means a happy marriage arranged by God. A "good spouse" is a "good spouse"; "Tiancheng" means "a match made in heaven".

5. Perfect combination of pearls and pearls

It means that pearls are strung together and beautiful jade is combined, which means that outstanding talents or beautiful things are combined.

marry

It refers to a civil legal act in which both husband and wife establish a spouse relationship in accordance with the conditions and procedures prescribed by law, and bear the rights, obligations and other responsibilities arising therefrom.