be faithful to one 's husband unto death(cóng yī ér zhōng)

be faithful to one 's husband unto death

From the beginning to the end, the pronunciation of Chinese idioms is C ó ngy ī é RZH ō ng. It means that a woman only marries one husband all her life, and when her husband dies, she will never marry again. This is the feudal ethics that bound women. At present, the meaning of "from one to the end" is to be very focused and consistent with the feelings of people or things. From the book of changes, henggua, Xiangyue.

The origin of Idioms

Yi Heng: "a woman's chastity and auspiciousness are the same."

Idiom usage

How can a woman let a man have a wife and concubine if she doesn't have two masters? (Chapter 27 of heroes and heroines) (2) he has been fond of her for ten years, and has always been persistent.

Chinese PinYin : cóng yī ér zhōng