"Shuanggui" means two osmanthus trees, symbolizing the harmony and unity between brothers or couples. Cinnamon tree has the meaning of auspiciousness and happiness in China traditional culture. Therefore, "double osmanthus and fragrance" represents a good brotherly relationship or husband-wife relationship.

In idioms, double regulations also imply "in pairs", which can be associated with the number 2. Divide "Shuanggui" into two words: "Shuang" and "Lian". "Double" means two, which can be associated with the number 2, and "Lian" means connection and combination, which can be associated with the number 1. Combining the above two aspects, we can get the answer: 12. This figure not only embodies the meaning of "double osmanthus and fragrant", but also contains literal meaning.

Both brothers are famous.

"Double Gui Lian Room" is an idiom in China, which means that brothers or couples help and encourage each other to achieve success and honor together. This idiom comes from the ancient cultural tradition of China, and is often used to describe people who enjoy a high reputation in virtue, talent and achievements.

In specific historical allusions, Shuanggui refers to two candidates who achieved excellent results in the imperial examination together, and their names were engraved on the honor roll at the same time, just like two osmanthus trees blossomed at the same time. This idiom was later used to describe brothers or couples who encouraged and helped each other and achieved success and honor together.

In a word, Double Gui Lian Square is a profound idiom, which expresses people's cherish and respect for family, friendship and love, and also encourages people to help each other and make progress together in life.

China idiom, pinyin is shuāng guì lián fāng f ā ng f ā ng, which means that both brothers are famous. It comes from the story of a secluded lady who came home in clothes.

Idiom usage

As predicate and object; Used in figurative sentences.

example

Brother double crown, joint fragrance, first choice. Ming Shaocan's "Sachet, Sanchakou"

The two brothers supported each other in their careers, and they became a local story.

The twin brothers compete and promote each other academically and become excellent students in the school.