be widowed and live alone(luán gū fèng zhī)

be widowed and live alone

Luan Gu Feng only, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Lu á ng ū f è ngzh ī, which means that husband and wife are separated; it also means that people live alone when they lose their spouse. From Zhang Xie number one scholar.

The origin of Idioms

The 29th article of Zhang Xie Zhuangyuan written by Wu Mingshi of Song Dynasty: "I have always wanted to get a marriage contract with my heart, but I didn't know that my love here is like a lonely Phoenix."

Analysis of Idioms

They are lonely and lonely

Idiom usage

It refers to the separation of husband and wife or lovers. Lu Wen, the Marquis of Lu Wen, is a lonely woman, who is worried and loves two old wives. The fourth fold of yuan · Wu Mingshi's "lianhuanji" and the suite of yuan · Shang Juan's "Fengru song": "when you wake up from drinking, you are alone, when you dream back, you have to rest on your pillow." It is also called "a lonely Phoenix". Ming Dynasty Wu Tinghan's "jixianbin · Tiqing" divertimento: "sighing at the loneliness of the Phoenix and the loneliness of the Phoenix, crying for the fragrant LOPA."

Chinese PinYin : luán gū fèng zhī