Hongjianxiangzhuang

Hongjianxiangzhuang

Hongjianxiangzhuang, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is h ó ng à nxi à ngzhu à ng, which means that husband and wife are harmonious and respectful, and that they are married. It comes from Liang Hong, biography of Yimin in the later Han Dynasty.

Idioms and allusions

Hong's family is poor and virtuous. His wife Meng Guang is virtuous. Every time I eat, the light will raise eyebrows to Hong to show respect. According to Liang Hong, biography of Yimin in the book of the later Han Dynasty

Idiom usage

As an object or attribute; used between husband and wife.

Analysis of Idioms

There is no hometown, gone through the vicissitudes of life, people close to the flesh and blood, a thousand of one cavity, the overthrow of the army and the killing of the general, the prescription of the water, the marriage clothes, the crime is obvious, holding the charcoal soup, the mud Bodhisattva across the river