always keep each other's company

always keep each other's company

Double lodging and double flying, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Shu ā ngs ù Shu ā NGF ē I, which means staying together and flying together; it means men and women who love each other are inseparable. From the whole Tang Dynasty poetry.

The origin of Idioms

You Mao, Song Dynasty, Volume 6 of the whole Tang Poetry: "my eyes think, my mind is startled in my dream, and no one knows my feelings at this time. It's not as good as the mandarin ducks and birds on the pond, living together for a lifetime. "

Idiom usage

Men and women are inseparable. If you are willing to teach them to live and fly for a lifetime, then my children will live in peace. Yuan · Shi Deyu's ziyunting and Tang · Wu Mingshi's zashi: "my eyes think, my mind is startled in my dream, and no one knows what I'm feeling at this time. It's better to live together and fly all my life with mandarin ducks and birds on the pond."