The butterfly loves the bee
The butterfly loves the bee
The Chinese idiom, di é Li à NF à ngku á ng, means to yearn for the blooming spring. It's from Guanyuan Ji, Tai Shi's flower appreciation.
The origin of Idioms
Zhang Fengyi of the Ming Dynasty wrote in Guanyuan Ji · Taishi appreciating flowers: "do you know that butterflies are crazy about bees, and you can't do without being amused by Shaoguang."
Idiom usage
It is used as adverbial and attributive to describe spring.
The butterfly loves the bee
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