I have nothing to ask the source of this sentence.

Poems from the legend of the sword and the chivalrous man.

Original text:

As fate would have it, it is both a bird and a sole.

Without life, I have nothing to ask heaven.

-Feng Heyuan

Precautions:

Tusi and Nvluo are vines, which are entangled in vegetation and difficult to separate, so "Siluo" is often used to describe marriage in poetry.

The sole is a love birds, and the sole is a flounder. In ancient times, there was a bird called an emu. The male has a left wing and the female has a right wing. Only fly with me can achieve Qi Fei. Metaphorically, a couple with deep feelings, love is more than constant.

The main idea of the whole poem is: I finally married the person I love, and they are affectionate. Just helpless destiny takes a hand, speechless to ask heaven.

Extended data:

Legend of the Sword and the Chivalrous Man is a fantasy TV series adapted from Daewoo Information's stand-alone game of the same name. Produced jointly by Shanghai Tangren Film Production Co., Ltd., Yunnan TV Station and Shanghai Film and Television Co., Ltd., directed by Li Guoli and co-starred by Hugh, Liu Yifei, An, Liu Pinyan and Eddie Peng Yuyan Swift.

The play tells the story of the love and hate between Li Xiaoyao, the shopkeeper of fishing village, Zhao Linger, the descendant of Nuwa, and Lin Yueru, the eldest lady of Lin Jiabao, and the story of jointly destroying Yue Bai and saving the whole life.

The play was first broadcast on June 24, 2005 in Taiwan Province CCTV, then on June 36, 2005 +200810.36 in Chongqing Satellite TV and Shanghai TV Channel, and on October 27, 2008/kloc-0.0 in Hebei Satellite TV.

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