alliance between the two families by marriage(qín huān jìn ài)

alliance between the two families by marriage

Qin Huan jin'ai, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Q í nhu ā NJ ì n à I, which means that Qin and Jin were married from generation to generation at that time, and later called the relationship of marriage between the two surnames as "Qin Huan jin'ai" or "the relationship between Qin and Jin"; it describes the relationship between the two sides as very harmonious and close; it is also called "the relationship between Qin and Jin". It's from drunk flower Yin.

Idiom explanation

Qin, Jin: the state of Qin and Jin in the spring and Autumn period.

The origin of Idioms

Yuan Xiangben's poem "drunken flower Yin" said: "Qin huanjin's love for Wu and Yue is poor in this life."

Idiom usage

As an object or attribute; used between men and women.

Chinese PinYin : qín huān jìn ài