Pinyin: yú yīn rào liáng
Interpretation: describes a song with a beautiful voice that leaves an unforgettable impression on people.
Origin: Liezi Tangwen (列子-汤问)：""the former Han E east of Qi, lack of food, passed through the gate of Yong, sold songs and fake food, both went and the sound of the aftermath of the beams, three days, left and right to his people Fo go."
Phoenix Yu Fei_Chinese Idioms
Pinyin: fèng huáng yú fēi
Interpretation: This refers to the phoenix and phoenix flying together. It is a metaphor for husband and wife being in harmony and love. It is often used to wish people a happy marriage.
Origin: Tang Li Bai, "Early Summer at General Uncle's Residence and the Kunjis Sending Fu Baji to Jiangnan": "The former Xuzhou Secretary Song Gong, with his ice-clear posture and the virtue of Fu Hou's jade-run, took his son as wife. Phoenix in flight, Pan Yang's good, S for amicable."