round and round the firewood is bound

round and round the firewood is bound

It is a Chinese idiom, CH ó um ó ush ù x ī n in pinyin, which means to tie firewood tightly into bundles. In ancient times, it refers to the combination of marriage. It comes from the book of songs, Tang style and preparation.

Notes on Idioms

Preparation: tightly intertwined.

The origin of Idioms

"The book of songs · Tang Feng · preparing for a rainy day": "preparing for a rainy day, three stars in the sky."

Idiom usage

It refers to the combination of marriage.