What do you mean by two Wolong Feng Chu?

The two Wolong Feng Chu refer to a man and a woman, the man named "Wolong" and the woman named "Feng Chu". It originated from the moral understanding of dragon and phoenix in ancient China culture. The dragon represents the strength and talent of men, and the phoenix represents the beauty and sensitivity of women. Two Wolong Feng Chu are often used to describe loving couples or tacit partners. Another idiom commonly used to describe the relationship between husband and wife is "Lian Li Zhi", which has the same meaning as "two Wolong Feng Chu".

The idiom "Two Wolong Feng Chu" can also be used to describe a pair of excellent men and women, both of whom have high talent and charm. Usually people say that such a couple are two Wolong Feng Chu, and they also worship the values and achievements they represent. In the long history of China, there have been many symmetrical Wolong Feng Chu. For example, Shang Yang and Han Feizi, Zhang Feng and Feng Tang are all "literati" who have made outstanding achievements in their respective fields and are praised by later generations.

Although "two Wolong Feng Chu" has become a common word, it is rare to see such a perfect match in real life. Many people have their own shortcomings and differences. In the face of social difficulties and challenges, how to adapt, tolerate, support and cooperate with each other is an important factor to realize the ideal life. Whether it is Wolong and Feng Chu, or ordinary couples, "harmony without difference" is a desirable goal and experience in life, and it is also the realm of life that everyone should strive to pursue.