The more four-character idioms that wish people get married, the better.

1, a century of harmony? [b m: I niá n h m: o hé] Husband and wife will always make up.

Source: Zhuxishan people's "powder house" The first time: "A hundred years of harmony, a thousand years of reunion congratulations!"

2, a hundred years? [b m: I niá n zh and h m: o] Permanent harmony. A man and a woman are married.

Source: Ming Slaughter Dragon "Epiphyllum": So it will be a hundred years old; This is not just an invitation for one night.

What I expect is permanent harmony, not just temporary pleasure.

3. grow old together? [[báI tóu Xiél?o]] Husband and wife grow old together.

Source: Cai Minglu's "Huai Ji Xiang Zhao Feng Ban Shi": "Baby; I grow old with your mother; Rich and glorious. "

4. Feng Huang Yu Fei? [fèng huáng yú fēi] This means that the phoenix flies with the phoenix. Metaphor conjugal love. Often used to wish people a happy marriage.

Source: The Book of Songs Daya Volume, which was anonymous in the pre-Qin period, A: "The phoenix flies, and the feathers are folded."

Phoenix and phoenix fly together, and birds fly around their feathers.

5. harmoniously? 【 qín sè tiáo hé 】 Piano and harp are played at the same time, and the sound is harmonious. Metaphor conjugal love.

Source: The Book of Songs Xiaoya Long Beach, which was anonymous in the pre-Qin period: "A wife is like a piano."

Husband and wife are intimate and like-minded, just like playing harmoniously.