Diaoyu Shuanglian

Diaoyu Shuanglian

Diaoyu Shuanglian is a Chinese idiom, and its pinyin is di ā oy ǔ Shu ā ngli á n, which means to describe a pair of extremely exquisite. It comes from "thirty rhymes of nine rhymed poems of Yuan Dynasty chanted in the night of Jianglou".

Idiom explanation

Carved Jade: carved from jade, describing the beauty and craftsmanship; couplet: two sentences in the rhyme poem.

The origin of Idioms

Bai Juyi of Tang Dynasty wrote the poem "the river tower chants nine rhymes of the Yuan Dynasty at night and the poem becomes thirty rhymes"