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Open the tool →蝶意莺情 (dié yì yīng qíng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a poetic or romantic inclination, especially for the beauty of spring”.
蝶意莺情 is pronounced dié yì yīng qíng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 蝶意莺情 means “butterfly's intent, oriole's affection”. It is used to mean “a poetic or romantic inclination, especially for the beauty of spring”.
意:心愿,意向;莺:黄鹂。比喻爱恋春色的情意