Phoenix and Phoenix fly together in the air and live together in the buttonwood. They sing a harmonious voice, and happiness and good luck will always accompany them.
From:
From Yan Zhenqing's Tomb of Princess Hezheng.
Thoughts and feelings:
It is often used to describe and wish the newlyweds happiness and harmony.
Princess Hezheng:
Tang Suzong, the third daughter of Princess Hezheng (729 -764) (the epitaph is the second daughter, but in the epitaph Zhonghe Zheng called Princess Ningguo a younger sister, so Ningguo was compared with Zhengchang, and the history books called Ningguo a young girl of Su Zong, so there was at least one woman above Ningguo. Zheng Dangxing, mother, queen Wu, and mother and sister. Born in the 17th year of Kaiyuan (729), he died in the 2nd year of Guangde (764), and was famous for his kindness and filial piety.
Yan Zhenqing:
Yan Zhenqing (August 23, 709 -784) was born in Jingzhao Wannian (now Xi 'an, Shaanxi) and Linyi (now Linyi, Shandong). Yan Shigu V was a famous official and an outstanding calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty, following his grandson and Yan Gaoqing.
In the 22nd year of Kaiyuan (734), Yan Zhenqing became a scholar, served as the censor for four times, and moved to the temple to assist the censor. Rejected by Yang, an important official, he was demoted to the plain satrap, which was called "Yan Plain" in history. During the Anshi Rebellion, Yan Zhenqing led a crusade against the rebels. Later, because he was isolated, he had to give up the plain and go to Fengxiang, where he was named Minister of Constitutional Affairs, and later he was transferred to the imperial doctor. When Tang Daizong was an official, he went to the official department as a minister and the prince as a teacher. He was named Duke Lu, and people called him Duke. In the first year of Xingyuan (784), he was framed by Prime Minister Qilu. He was sent to tell the rebel Li Xilie and turned down the thief in awe. He was finally killed by a slap in the face. After Yan Zhenqing was killed, Cao's heirs and soldiers of the three armed forces cried bitterly. In memory of Si Tuleideng and posthumous title.