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Open the tool →木公金母 (mù gōng jīn mǔ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to Dongwang Gong (Lord of Wood) and Xiwang Mu (Golden Mother)”.
木公金母 is pronounced mù gōng jīn mǔ in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 木公金母 means “Wood Duke and Golden Mother”. It is used to mean “refers to Dongwang Gong (Lord of Wood) and Xiwang Mu (Golden Mother)”.
即仙人东王公和西王母。后用于祝寿,比喻庆寿之主人夫妇。