The pearls and the stones meet each other(zhū bì jiāo huī)
The pearls and the stones meet each other
Zhubi Jiaohui, a Chinese idiom, means that beautiful things complement each other. It comes from Cai Yin's poem "you Shangye Expo".
The origin of Idioms
Cai Yin's poem "you Shangye Expo" said: "the pearls and the stones are shining. In recent days, Shangqing high will open a feast."
Idiom usage
Some of them praised my friend for his good fortune and had already drunk his son's wedding wine today. There are a few idioms that are full of "pearls and pearls meet each other" and "Luan and Fenghe sing". (a friend by Ye Shengtao)
Chinese PinYin : zhū bì jiāo huī
The pearls and the stones meet each other
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