钿合金钗 — “Jeweled box and golden hairpin”
钿合金钗 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a jeweled box and a golden hairpin, traditionally regarded as tokens of love exchanged between lovers; a love token”. Literally, “jeweled box and golden hairpin”.
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What does 钿合金钗 mean?
钿合金钗 (diàn hé jīn chāi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a jeweled box and a golden hairpin, traditionally regarded as tokens of love exchanged between lovers; a love token”.
How do you pronounce 钿合金钗?
钿合金钗 is pronounced diàn hé jīn chāi in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 钿合金钗 literally mean?
Literally, 钿合金钗 means “jeweled box and golden hairpin”. It is used to mean “a jeweled box and a golden hairpin, traditionally regarded as tokens of love exchanged between lovers; a love token”.
What is the Chinese definition of 钿合金钗?
钿盒和金钗，相传为唐玄宗与杨贵妃定情之信物。泛指情人之间的信物。