What does love at first sight mean?

Zhong: focus; Love: love concentration. It used to mean that love came into being as soon as men and women met. It also shows that you love things at first sight. The origin of idioms: The Story of the West Lake and the poem of the prodigal son Xiling in the Qing Dynasty: "Meng fell in love with me at first sight, so my concubine felt the same way." Example of idiom: Qilian Mountain captured my heart, and I fell in love with Qinghai Lake at first sight. (Xu Chi's Three Gorges Tour) Traditional writing: love at first sight ㄧㄐㄧㄢㄓㄨㄙㄑㄧㄥˊ Athena Chu: synonymous with love at first sight. Metaphor can match each other at once. Tran Dang Khoa's The Red Dragon and Feng Dan Part I 18: "Since I am the antonym of love at first sight: it doesn't matter at all; Strangers who are unmoved by feelings are regarded as passers-by: passers-by refers to strangers. Think of it as a stranger on the road Of being very distant from relatives or acquaintances. Idiom grammar: linked verbs; As predicate, attribute and object; Idiom story about love between men and women: Sima Xiangru, a poet in the Western Han Dynasty, lived a very hard life. His friend Wang Ji, the magistrate of Qiongxian County, invited him to visit the rich man Zhuo Wangsun. He took a fancy to Zhuo Wenjun, the widow daughter of Zhuo Wangsun. They fell in love at first sight, confided in each other with the sound of the piano, and privately booked for life. They set up a shop to sell wine despite the opposition of Zhuo Wangsun. How often they start to live in poverty: common idioms, feelings. Color: neutral idiom, idiom structure: serial idiom time: modern idiom English translation: fall in love with someone. Meet someone for the first time. Russian translation: полюбит. I like the second blick & lt the second blick ineinander verlieben & gt& lt law > coup & lt see you tomorrow. Au premier abord > idiom riddle: Lu Bu meets pronunciation Note: Zhong can't be pronounced as "z not n" Note: Zhong can't be written as "Zhong". Two-part allegorical saying: White Lady borrows an umbrella.