What do lovers want?
I guess the first one should be: husband.
The third one should be: all (but not what I thought)
But I couldn't think of any idioms, so I thought for a moment.
What do couples want?
⑵ A thousand miles of marriage leads to idioms.
Qi ā n l ǐ y ǐ Qiān lǐ yīn yuán yī xiàn qiān ā n, originally a story of the Tang Dynasty, was handed down by later generations as a symbol of fate, which means that the marriage between husband and wife is predestined, and the old man secretly formed it with a red line under the moon.
(3) What does this idiom mean?
Two people destined to get married
from a thousand li away
[Interpretation] Marriage is formed when the old man secretly holds the feet of both men and women with red lines under the moon. For the story, see Tang's "Continued Mystery and Love Shop".
[Language] Cao Qingxue Qin's "Dream of Red Mansions" 57: "Since ancient times, there has been an old man in charge of marriage. It is destined to only use a red line to trip the feet of these two people. "
A thousand miles of marriage is a thread.
[Usage] Subject-predicate type; Make provisions; Marriage is destiny takes a hand.
(4) Two lovers shall have jack, jack shall have Jill, and ten women * * * fight for half an acre of land. My king's head is diagonally opposite, and a thousand miles of marriage is on the line. Play an idiom
Husband and wife righteousness.
5. Idioms describing marriage.
White head to old head: white hair. Husband and wife love each other forever.
Source: The Book of Songs Meng: Grow Old Together Cai Minglu's "Huai Ji Xiang Zhao Feng Ban Shi": "Son, I will grow old with your mother, and I will be rich."
Grow old together. Husband and wife love each other forever.
Source: Feng Ming Menglong's "Hanging Wooden Comb": "Wooden Comb, I love your clean teeth ... swear to the dresser: I wish you a white head!"
Being together means that husband and wife love each other forever.
Source: Xiao Xiaosheng, Ming Lanling, Jin Ping Mei Hua Ci 62: "Brother, I am willing to spend the rest of my life with you, but I know that I will die today."
A hundred years of harmony means that husband and wife are reconciled forever.
Source: "Pink House" The first time: "A hundred years of harmony, a thousand years of reunion congratulations!"
After a hundred years of harmony, the marriage is happy.
Source: Ming Lingmengchu's "Two Moments of Surprise" Volume 9: "I have been in harmony with your sister for a hundred years, and the burden of my daughter is only on these two! I hope that Sister Longxiang will try to be considerate and ask for answers. "
Grow old together for a hundred years: * * unchanged. Refers to the husband and wife * * * grow old together.
Source: Yuan Wuhan Chen's "Golden Pavilion" is the second discount: "The official's son gave me a big gift, I will marry you and hope to grow old together for a hundred years. You just refuse to follow it, but why? "
A century of harmonious aging means that husband and wife live together until they are old.
Source: "Quan Yuan Sanqu Ji Xianbin Soap Robe": "Full of affection, the original century of harmony, * * * leave a white head."
A hundred years of permanent harmony. A man and a woman are married.
Source: Song Ye Luo's "Zuiwengtan Zhang Lu Running at Night": "It is better to run with you now for a hundred years." Ming Lingmengchu's "Surprise at the First Moment" (Volume 32): "We are in our prime and have never been married. Those who don't give up will be with their children for a hundred years. "
A hundred years together: friendship. Permanent harmony. A man and a woman are married.
Source: Ming Tu Long's "A Short Story: A Scholar elopes with a Woman": "I also admire my talent, so I will make a hundred-year-old painting instead of just inviting a one-night stand."
Fly with me Qi Fei: fly with me. Qi Fei: Fly in pairs. Metaphor husband and wife congenial, advance side by side in career.
Source: "Erya Dish": "There are birds flying in the south, and they are not better than flying, so they are called lines."
Fly with me and compare wings: fly with me. Fly in pairs: fly in pairs. Metaphor husband and wife congenial, advance side by side in career.
Source: "Erya Dish": "There are birds flying in the south, and they are not better than flying, so they are called lines."
Idioms related to marriage in words [6].
A thousand miles of marriage is a thread, which means that marriage is formed by the old man secretly implicating the feet of both men and women with red lines under the moon. For the story, see Tang's "Continued Mystery and Love Shop". The idiom comes from the 57th chapter of Cao Xueqin's Dream of Red Mansions in Qing Dynasty: "It has been said since ancient times that there are old people under the moon who are in charge of marriage. It is destined that he only uses a red line to trip the feet of these two people. "
In the Tang Dynasty, young Wei Gu passed by Song Cheng and met an old man sitting on a cloth bag reading a book in the moonlight. Wei Gu asked what this book was, and the old man replied that it was a wedding book for everyone in the world, and that there was a "red rope" in the bag. If the red rope is tied to the legs of both men and women, no matter how far apart, they will get married. This is called a thousand-mile marriage.
Love at first sight, fell in love with curtains at the first meeting. Source: "Zi Tongzhi Jin Jianxiao Emperor Taiyuan Nine Years": "The Lord and the general have different styles, and they fell in love at first sight, as close as relatives."
Sima Xiangru, a lyricist in the Western Han Dynasty, had a rough life. His friend Wang Ji, the magistrate of Qiongxian County, invited him to visit the rich man Zhuo Wangsun. He took a fancy to Zhuo Wenjun, the widow daughter of Zhuo Wangsun. They fell in love at first sight, confided in each other with the sound of the piano, and privately booked for life. Despite the opposition of Zhuo Wangsun, they opened a shop to sell wine and began to live a poor life.
Source: Qing ancient Wu Molangzi's West Lake Story Xiling Rhyme: "It was Meng who fell in love at first sight, so I felt something."
Sima Xiangru, a lyricist in the Western Han Dynasty, had a rough life. His friend Wang Ji, the magistrate of Qiongxian County, invited him to visit the rich man Zhuo Wangsun. He took a fancy to Zhuo Wenjun, the widow daughter of Zhuo Wangsun. They fell in love at first sight, confided in each other with the sound of the piano, and privately booked for life. Despite the opposition of Zhuo Wangsun, they opened a shop to sell wine and began to live a poor life.
A perfect match means a perfect match. When Meng Liang went to Wutai Mountain, he asked Yang Wulang to come down to help solve Xiao Tian's strange array on the right. Yang Wulang said he wanted Longmu in Muge Village. Yang Zongbao was ordered to beg for Dragon Wood. Mu Guiying, the daughter of Mugezhai's castellan, is skilled in martial arts. When she saw that it would take dozens of rounds for Yang Zongbao to capture him alive, she immediately fell in love with the boy and thought that they were a real match made in heaven.
Once husband and wife were thousands of miles apart.
Idiom: A thousand miles of marriage is a thread.
Pinyin: qi ā n l ǐ y and n yuá n y and Xi à n qi ā n
Short spell: qlyyy
Interpretation: It means that marriage is formed when the old man secretly involves the feet of both men and women with an inner red line under the moon. For the story, see Don's "Continued Mystery Record Engagement Shop".
Synonym: a thousand miles of marriage leads to a line.
Usage: subject-predicate type; Make provisions; Marriage is destiny takes a hand.
Source: Cao Qingxue Qin's "Dream of Red Mansions" 57: "Since ancient times, there has been a saying that there is a line of marriage in a thousand miles, and there is an old man in charge of marriage. It is destined to only use a red line to trip the feet of these two people. "
I was swept up into the sky by two people, and a woman * * * was like a half-field, and my king's first two horns were married thousands of miles away. Play an idiom
Husband and wife righteousness.
Pet-name ruby idioms about pulling
far-fetched
Run away with (something passing by)
Pinyin: shn shǒu qiān yáng
Interpretation: take someone else's sheep away. Metaphor uses the internal situation to catch the enemy or use others. Now it's a metaphor for flying with other people's things.
Source: "Book of Rites Quli Shang": "Those with small roles will be entitled."
The origin of the name: the name of this plan comes from Cao Lulue and Wandering Lost: "When the enemy is in the gap, take advantage of the situation to win." Later generations took advantage of the enemy's small gap and developed into the enemy's weakness, creating a vivid record.
⑽ Idioms travel thousands of miles.
A thousand-mile idiom:
The foot of a thousand miles originally refers to a swift horse. Later, it was also used to describe handsome talents.
Refers to the ambition of a thousand miles 】 【 ambitious.
[A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step] Wan Li Road begins with a single step. Metaphorically, the success of things is gradually accumulated from small to large.
"A journey of a thousand miles" refers to the important task of Wan Li Road. Later, it was also a metaphor for great responsibility.
[Thousands of miles of embankment, collapsed in the ant nest] Dike: dam; Collapse: collapse; Ant hole: Ant hole. A small ant hole can break a long dam. This is a metaphor. Carelessness in small things can lead to catastrophe.
[A levee of a thousand miles is destroyed by an ant hole] A small ant hole can break a levee of a thousand miles. It is a metaphor that careless little things can cause big trouble.
Metaphor thousands of miles away 】 【 clearly and truly convey things.
【 Thousands of miles of marriage 】 refers to the marriage that is formed by the old man secretly implicated in the red line under the moon.
"A thousand miles of marriage leads the way" means that marriage is formed by the old man secretly implicated in the red line under the moon. With "A Thousand Miles of Marriage".
Metaphor a song a thousand miles 】 【 behavior casually, informal section.
【 smoke-free miles 】 refers to the vast areas where food is exhausted.
Metaphor with the wind 】 【 world peace.
Far away: far away. Describe a long way.
Metaphor gift 】 【 a thousand miles to send goose feather is meager, but it contains deep friendship.
Thousands of miles apart, the spirit fits. Refers to deep friendship.
【 thousands of miles to feed, people hungry 】 refers to the distant food don't understand the near hunger.
Metaphor is a thousand miles of bones 】 【 talented.
【 words of a thousand miles 】 refers to the words of meeting friends far away.
Metaphor gift 】 【 a thousand miles to send goose feather is meager, but it contains deep friendship. It's the same as "sending goose feathers a thousand miles away"
[A Thousand Li Goose Feather] is a small gift with deep feelings.
[Thousand-mile thick soup] The soup made by Thousand-mile Lake water shield is delicious, and it is not seasoned with salted black beans. Generally refers to local products with local flavor.
"A thousand miles of different winds, a hundred miles of different customs" refers to different local customs.
Describe continuous operations, moving thousands of miles 】 【 has experienced a long course.
[thousands of miles] refers to long-distance rolling operations.
Describe ambitious 】 【.
"Thousands of miles away" metaphor is close, but it is difficult to meet each other, as if they are far apart.
【 strategizing 】 refers to making operational strategies and winning battles.
The moonlight shines on the earth. Later, it is often used to describe friends or lovers who are far apart and miss each other by moonlight and night.
Diarrhea: The water has fallen. Describe the river running down, fast and far. This is also a metaphor for writing or music. It also describes the collapse of prices.
[a thousand miles in a day] originally described the horse as fast. The latter metaphor has made rapid progress.
Thousands of miles a day, thousands of miles a day. Metaphor is promising.
"A thousand miles a day" means that although the error is small, it does great harm.
A thousand miles a day or a thousand miles a day. At first, horses were described as fast. The latter metaphor has made rapid progress.
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