白头偕老

発音: bái tóu xié lǎo 字面の意味: White heads together in old age

起源と用法

This idiom describes white (白) heads (头) together (偕) in old age (老). It depicts couples who grow old together, their hair turning white side by side. The phrase is a common blessing at weddings. Modern usage expresses wishes for lasting marriages, the hope that couples will remain devoted until both have grey hair, symbolizing lifelong companionship.

使用する場面

状況: They wished the newlyweds a lifetime of happiness together.

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