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Open the tool →延津之合 (yán jīn zhī hé) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a fated or destined reunion”.
延津之合 is pronounced yán jīn zhī hé in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 延津之合 means “Reunion at Yanjin”. It is used to mean “a fated or destined reunion”.
指晋时龙泉、太阿两剑在延津会合的故事。后比喻因缘会合。同“延津剑合”。