Why do you say that you have been married for a certain period?

Married men who fail to get married are commonly called "bachelors", while unmarried men with excellent economic conditions are called "diamond bachelors". As for older women to be married, they are often described as "plum blossoms have passed" or "apricot flowers have been married all their lives".

"Cuomei" is a very uncommon word. The word "pinch of beauty" is not needed anywhere except in composition, so it is often mistakenly written as "expressing beauty" Even if you write "stretch plum blossom" correctly according to the same pattern, you may not understand it.

"Plum Blossom" comes from "Plum Blossom" in The Book of Songs: "Plum Blossom is actually seven. Please don't delay my young people's good day. In other words, if you hit plums with bamboo poles, there are only seven plums left on the tree; If you want to find a husband, take this auspicious day. The word "strike" means to hit or shoot down. The above poems show the mood of women proposing marriage. It's over, that's even more urgent.

The story of "Marry Apricot for Life" tells the story of an apricot tree in front of a family hall that only blooms but does not bear fruit. The matchmaker sent apricot trees to get married, put on wedding clothes, and held a banquet to pray. Next year, apricot trees will really blossom and bear fruit. This is "marrying apricot".

Idioms used properly can give people a lot of imagination. These two idioms describe the anxiety of school-age women who are about to get married. Just don't write "stretch plum" as "stroke plum". May all lovers in the world be good, and may "plum blossoms be fragrant."

Excerpt from: Dagong. com/~ Alex 007/culture/cul 00 1 . htm。

Author: Dagong.com Yugong