All branches and wings

All branches and wings

Lianzhibiyi, a Chinese idiom, is pronounced Li á nzh ī B ǐ y ì, which means that the bird has one eye and one wing, and two of them must be taken off side by side. It means that men and women are in pairs. From Song of everlasting regret.

explain

Bipedal: bipedal bird, namely Jian. It is said that the bird has one eye and one wing, and the two must take off side by side. It means that men and women are in pairs.

source

In the song of everlasting regret written by Bai Juyi of Tang Dynasty, "I wish I could be a bird of two wings in heaven, and a branch of LIANLI in earth."

usage

As an object; in love