成双成对

成雙成對

chéngshuāngchéngduì

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Meanings

Qíngrénjié nà tiān, jiē shàng qínglǚ chéngshuāngchéngduì.

On Valentine's Day, couples filled the streets two by two.

Zhèxiē huāpíng chéngshuāngchéngduì de bǎi zài zhuō shàng.

The vases are arranged on the table in pairs.

culture

Pairing carries strong auspicious meaning in Chinese culture — weddings, New Year decorations, and gifts are typically given in pairs.

成 chéng

双 shuāng

对 duì