Who are the two married people?

Good marriage refers to: Xue Baochai and Jia Baoyu.

In ancient times, the symbols of "golden marriage" were Xue Baochai's "golden lock" and Jia Baoyu's "psychic Baoyu". Used to refer to the statement that marriage was doomed in previous lives. Nowadays, "good marriage" is regarded as an idiom. Originally refers to the marriage that conforms to the feudal order. The latter refers to a beautiful marriage.

Jin Yuliang said:

The so-called marriage between Baoyu and Baochai is a tailor-made marriage between a monk and a cripple for Jia Baoyu, which represents the birth spirit that the author should affirm and publicize in the book. As soon as he was born, psychic Baoyu took it from Jia Baoyu's mouth and hung it around his neck as the lifeblood. Jia Baoyu is the reincarnation of Nu Wa, and psychic Baoyu is its illusion.

The gold lock on Xue Baochai's collar was touched by a monk, a psychic creature attached to Baoyu, which means that gold is born on the earth. The monk with a mans head gave Baochai a cold fragrant pill, and also offered Baochai a so-called eight-character auspicious wish, asking her to soak in gold, and stressed that she could get married only after she had jade.

Later, everyone knew the auspicious words engraved on Baoyu, the psychic: Don't forget that the immortal Chang Heng and the golden lock are inseparable, and their ages are just the opposite, which just corresponds to the words of the monk, so they have a good marriage.