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The idiom of two people repairing a plate is "broken mirror reunion".
Reunion of husband and wife after an enforced separation or rupture. Pronunciation] pòjìngchóngyuán Interpretation] is a metaphor for the reunion and reconciliation of a husband and wife after being separated or broken.
From Tang Weishu's "Two Beijing New Records", vol. 3.
Usage] subject-predicate; as a predicate, object; Complimentary; Refers to reuniting.
synonyms] reconcile as before, and return to good.
Antonyms] is difficult to recover and never returns.
Structure] subject-predicate.
Allusion] Tang Mengdi's "Ability Poems and Emotions" contains: Xu Deyan, the prince of Chen in the Southern Dynasty, and his wife, Princess Lechang, were afraid that the two could not protect each other after the country was broken. After Chen died, the princess did not enter the family of Yang Su, the prince of Yueguo.
Deyan arrived in Beijing as scheduled, and saw that there was a pale head selling half a mirror, and it was half compatible. The inscription poem of Deyan says: "The mirror is gone with people, and the mirror is not returned to people; There is no shadow of Chang'e, and the bright moon shines in the sky.
The princess got poetry, and she wept and couldn't eat. Knowing it, he called Deyan, returned it with a princess, and returned to Jiangnan for the rest of his life. Later, the "broken mirror reunion" is used to refer to the reunion or reconciliation of husband and wife after separation or breakup.
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Broken mirror re-roundpò jìng chóng yuán paraphrased] is a metaphor for couples reunited after separation, or reconciled after breaking.
Language] Tang Meng's "Ability Poems and Emotions" contains: "When the Chen Dynasty of the Southern Dynasty was about to die; The horse Xu Deyan broke a bronze mirror; and his wife take half of it; As a proof of seeing each other again in the future. Afterward; Xu Deyan really relied on half a mirror to find his wife; Reunited.
Song Li Zhiyuan's "Green Peony": "Broken mirror reunion; Divide hairpins and hetian; Re-find the embroidered bead foil. ”
Positive tone] heavy; It cannot be pronounced "cónɡ" or "zhònɡ".
Identification mirrors; You can't write "realm"; Round; It cannot be written as "garden".
synonyms] reconcile as the first word returns.
Antisense] is hard to collect and never returns.
Usage] has a lot of positive meanings. It is generally used as a predicate and object.
Structure] subject-predicate.
Analysis] is different from "returning to good": "returning to good" is applicable to friends, classmates, husband and wife, etc.; The tone is softer; It is suitable for depicting couples.
Example sentence] Aunt Liu is our street director; She is very enthusiastic; has made many families.
Reunion of a couple after an enforced separation or rupture
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Reunion of husband and wife after an enforced separation or rupture. It is a metaphor for a husband and wife who are reunited after a breakup or reconciled after a breakup.
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There is no guess in the two.
liǎng xiǎo wú cāi
Interpretation] guess: suspicion; Avoid arousing suspicion. Describe men and women playing together at an early age; Innocent; Do not avoid suspicion.
Speech] Tang Li Bai's poem "Long Dry Travel": "The concubine is the first to cover the forehead; Folding flowers in front of the door drama; Lang came on a bamboo horse; Go around the bed to make green plums; cohabitation in Changganli; Two little guesses. ”
Zhengyin] guess; It cannot be pronounced as "chāi".
Identification] two; You can't write "two".
Synonyms] children love each other, and I am young.
Antisense] respectful and distant, regarded as a stranger, and neglected to ask.
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