Please help me to think of an idiom or a couplet about "nan" and "fly".

The only idiom that exists is "The Southeast Sparrow Flies", but it's from "Southeast Flight of the Peacock", which describes the separation of husband and wife, which is very unlucky.

Why don't we borrow the idiom of "The Dragon Flies and the Phoenix Dances" and write "凤飞楠舞"? If you're giving it to two girls, it's appropriate. If your friends are a boy and a girl, change it to "龙飞楠舞"(I guess it's unlikely for a boy to be called "Nan").

There is a phrase in Dream of the Red Chamber that describes the bamboo in Lin Daiyu's Xiaoxiang Hall.

The joint sentence came up with one: "The dragon's voice is flying in the morning sun, and the phoenix's tail is dancing in the cui-nan". I guess the cake maker is going to be depressed,hollister france.