Wen Junxin Jiao

Wen Junxin Jiao

Wenjunxinjiao, a Chinese idiom, is written in W é NJ à nx à NJI à o, originally referring to Zhuo Wenjun's marriage to Sima Xiangru in the Han Dynasty. Later refers to the remarriage of a widow. It comes from the biography of Sima Xiangru in historical records by Sima Qian in the Western Han Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

In the biography of Sima Xiangru in historical records, it is said that "when the emperor Zhuo was born, there was a female Wenjun, a new widow and a good voice. Therefore, Xiang rumiao and Ling were important to each other, and they were chosen by Qin heart." After that, Xiangru made people give Wenjun and his waiters great hospitality. Wen Jun ran to Xiangru at night. Xiangru and Chi returned to Chengdu. "

Analysis of Idioms

The synonym "Wen Jun Xin Duo"

Idiom story

Sima Xiangru, a Fu writer in the Western Han Dynasty, returned to his hometown in Chengdu after the death of Liang Xiaowang. His friend Wang Ji, the magistrate of Linqiong County, invited him to visit Zhuo wangsun's family. He fell in love with Zhuo Wenjun, the widow daughter of Zhuo wangsun. They set up a private life and eloped back to his helpless home. They opened a hotel and began to live their miserable life.

Idiom usage

A woman remarried