the two phoenixes fly side by side(fèng huáng yú fēi)

the two phoenixes fly side by side

Fenghuang Yufei is a Chinese idiom. Its pinyin is f è nghu á ngy ú f ē I, which comes from the book of songs This means that the Phoenix flies high, and a hundred birds follow. Later, the Phoenix and the Phoenix fly together, which means that the husband and wife are in good love. Often used to wish a happy marriage. It is the same as "phoenix is flying" and "phoenix is flying".

Word usage

In Sima Qian's Shi Ji Tian Jing Zhong Wan Shi Jia of the Western Han Dynasty: "it means that the Phoenix is in the Fei and the harmony is sonorous.". If there is a fake, it will be bred in ginger. " Li Bai of Tang Dynasty wrote the Jiangnan preface of sending Fu Ba as early as summer in the general's uncle's house and in the Kunji period: "the former Sima song Gong of Xuzhou had a clear and ice-free appearance, attached great importance to the virtue of Fu Hou Yurun, with his wife and son. It's good for Pan Yang to be a phoenix in the sky. " Tang Tang Yan Zhen Qing's "the monument to the princess of peace": Phoenix is flying, and Wutong is. Oh, oh, oh, yes.

The origin of Idioms

In the book of songs, Daya, juan'a: "the wind emperor is flying, and his feathers are gathering."

Chinese PinYin : fèng huáng yú fēi