Split up

Split up

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is g ē J ī nzh ī m é ng, which means that a man and a woman make a marriage contract by their parents before they are born. From Yuan Shi · criminal law · Er · Hu marriage.

Idiom usage

Although there is a separate alliance between the two families, the Ministry of industry and the whole family have already broken up. It is a long cherished wish that Mr. Lang met a secluded official. The 30th chapter of Ling Mengchu's the second quarter of the Ming Dynasty

The origin of Idioms

"Yuan Shi · criminal law annals · 2 · household marriage" says that "when men and women discuss marriage, they are forbidden to marry if they are betrothed by the finger belly cutting Jin."