A lone female with few cranes(gū cí guǎ hè)

A lone female with few cranes

A Chinese idiom, G ū C í Gu ǎ h è, refers to a bird that has lost its mate. Later, it is also used to refer to a person who has lost his spouse. From the ode to Dongxiao.

Analysis of Idioms

Lonely and lonely

The origin of Idioms

Wang Bao's "Ode to Dongxiao" in Han Dynasty: "solitary female and few cranes, entertainment is better than its bottom; spring birds play, soaring on its top."

Idiom usage

It refers to a man or woman who has lost his or her spouse.

Chinese PinYin : gū cí guǎ hè