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Open the tool →鸾漂凤泊 (luán piāo fèng bó) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes lovers or spouses separating and living far apart, often implying a wandering and unsettled life; it can also refer to the free and elegant brushstrokes in calligraphy”.
鸾漂凤泊 is pronounced luán piāo fèng bó in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 鸾漂凤泊 means “Luan drifts, phoenix moors”. It is used to mean “describes lovers or spouses separating and living far apart, often implying a wandering and unsettled life; it can also refer to the free and elegant brushstrokes in calligraphy”.
①形容书法的笔势神奇飘逸。②比喻夫妻或情侣离散,天各一方。亦泛指身世沦落,漂泊不定。亦作“凤泊鸾飘”、“飘鸾泊凤”。