Anyone know the other animals that are written as male-female pair like that ? I only remember the Phoenix (鳳凰) as Empress, and Mandarin duck (鴛鴦) as husband and wife.
Anyone know the other animals that are written as male-female pair like that ? I only remember the Phoenix (鳳凰) as Empress, and Mandarin duck (鴛鴦) as husband and wife.
Dragon(masculine) and Phoenix(feminine) (龙凤) 夫妻
That's all I remember, don't think in modern Chinese has much male female pairing.
Anyone know the other animals that are written as male-female pair like that ? I only remember the Phoenix (鳳凰) as Empress, and Mandarin duck (鴛鴦) as husband and wife.
Actually in the past, 凤 refers to a male phoenix while 凰 is female, but nowadays 凤 is regarded more to the feminine side.
It's delicious, Commander!!You can have it iced2) Insert the condensed milk into a warmed cup and then mix the tea and coffee together.1) Prepare thick black tea and coffeeIngredients (for two cups)
- Deep steep coffee or Espresso - 60cc
- Black tea (any kind, but Ceylon is recommended) - one full teaspoon, or one teabag in 260cc water
- Condensed milk - 2 tablespoon, or to your liking3) Stir with spoon until the colour become like milk tea and it's doneAlso called Yuanyang Tea (Yuanyang = mandarin duck).
In Feng Sui, tea is Yang and coffee is Yin. This drink made by mixing both is considered auspicious.
