Marriage by fire(xiāng huǒ yīn yuán)

Marriage by fire

Xianghuo marriage, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Xi ā nghu ǒ y ī NYU á n, which means that incense and lights are used for offering sacrifices to Buddha, so Buddhism is used to refer to the same will of each other. It comes from the biography of Lu fahe in northern history.

The origin of Idioms

"The biography of Lu Fa he in northern history:" Fa he is a person who seeks Buddhism. He does not want to explain where the Brahman Heavenly King sits. Does he rule the throne? But in the empty King's Buddhist temple, there is a good relationship with the Lord, and the Lord should report to him, so the rescue ears

Idiom explanation

Incense and lights are both used for offering sacrifices to Buddha, so Buddhism is used to refer to each other's common will.

Chinese PinYin : xiāng huǒ yīn yuán