Farewell to the crane(lí luán bié hè)

Farewell to the crane

Li Luan BIE he, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l í Lu á NBI é h è, which means the separation of husband and wife. It comes from the collection of Yuefu Poems, Qin songs and CI 3, Hu Jia's eighteen beats.

The origin of Idioms

"Yuefu Poetry Anthology - QinQu lyrics 3 - Hujia's eighteen beats:" in the preface to Hujia's songs by Liu Shang of Tang Dynasty, it says: "Cai Wenji is good at playing Qin, and can be called" farewell to the crane from the Phoenix. "

Idiom usage

For example, when I listen to the new Yuefu in Liyuan, I will say goodbye. Lu Zhi's Ci poem "Dielianhua QianDu Guitian songxiazhu"

Chinese PinYin : lí luán bié hè