蝶恋花

蝶戀花
Diéliànhuā
proper noun

Meanings

  1. 1 Butterflies Love Flowers, a ci tune pattern

Examples

HSK 7-9
Ōuyáng Xiū de 《 Diéliànhuā 》 yǐ " tíngyuàn shēnshēn shēn jǐxǔ " kāitóu.
Ouyang Xiu's ci to the tune Dielianhua opens with 'How deep, how deep the courtyard lies'.

Tips

culture
First called 鹊踏枝; the name 'butterflies in love with flowers' comes from a line of 6th-century verse. Famous poems to it include 《蝶恋花·春景》 by 苏轼, the source of 天涯何处无芳草, and 《蝶恋花·答李淑一》 (1957) by 毛泽东, written to the widow of a fallen comrade, in which he mourns his wife 杨开慧.

Stroke Order

蝶 dié
恋 liàn
花 huā