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延津剑合

延津剑合 — “Refers to a destined reunion or a fated encounter”

延津剑合 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to a destined reunion or a fated encounter”. Much like the legendary meeting of the Dragon Spring and Taia swords at Yanping Ford. Literally, “Yanping Ford Swords Reunite”.

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延津剑合 Pronunciation and Pinyin

延津剑合 Character Breakdown

Stroke Order
CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
延
yán8extend, delay, invite
津
jīn9ferry crossing, body fluid
剑
jiàn9ancient long-bladed weapon
合
hé6combine, fit, or total

Example Sentence with 延津剑合

两位失散多年的朋友,竟在一场偶遇中重逢,真是延津剑合,缘分不浅。
The two long-lost friends, reuniting unexpectedly at a chance encounter, truly represented a 'Yanping Ford Swords Reunite' moment, showing their deep connection.

Origin and Story of 延津剑合

During the transition from the Wu Dynasty to the Jin Dynasty, Lei Huan of Yuzhang and Zhang Hua, a high-ranking official, unearthed two precious swords, Longquan (Dragon Spring) and Taia, in Fengcheng. They each kept one sword.

Later, when Lei Huan was wearing his sword and crossing Yanping Ford, he accidentally dropped it into the river.

Sometime after, Zhang Hua, also carrying his sword, arrived at the same ferry crossing. Suddenly, a dragon emerged from the water. The sword in Zhang Hua's hand also transformed into a dragon, and the two dragons soared into the sky and vanished.

Idioms Related to 延津剑合

Synonyms of 延津剑合

  • yán延jīn津zhī之hé合Fated reunion of long-separated individuals

More idioms starting with 延

  • yán延kǒu口cán残chuǎn喘struggle to prolong meager existence
  • yán延nián年yì益shòu寿prolong life and enhance longevity
  • yán延jǐng颈jǔ举zhǒng踵eagerly await something
  • yán延jǐng颈qǐ企zhǒng踵eagerly crane neck and stand on tiptoes
  • yán延jǐng颈jiù就fù缚passively surrender without resistance
  • yán延jǐng颈qǐ跂zhǒng踵eagerly anticipate
  • yán延jǐng颈hè鹤wàng望eagerly anticipating like a crane

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Questions about 延津剑合

What does 延津剑合 mean?

延津剑合 (yán jīn jiàn hé) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to a destined reunion or a fated encounter”.

How do you pronounce 延津剑合?

延津剑合 is pronounced yán jīn jiàn hé in Mandarin Chinese.

What does 延津剑合 literally mean?

Literally, 延津剑合 means “Yanping Ford Swords Reunite”. It is used to mean “refers to a destined reunion or a fated encounter”.

Where does 延津剑合 come from?

延津剑合 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to ancient China. The full story is on this page.

What is the Chinese definition of 延津剑合?

指晋时龙泉、太阿两剑在延津会合的故事。后比喻因缘会合。

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