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"The two surnames are married, and they are married together, and they are married forever, matching the same surname (chēng). See Peach Blossom Burning (zhuó) today, so it's advisable to go to Yi Jia (yí) room, and (b) melons will bloom next year (dié). I want to write to Hongjian (jiān), Hao (haǒ), Hongye Alliance (zaǐ) and Ming (yuān). This certificate.

Modern translation means that when two families with different surnames get married, they get married together and form a good marriage, which is a well-deserved couple. When peach blossoms are in full bloom, it is suitable for marriage (quoted from the Book of Songs here). It is expected that children and grandchildren will spread like melons in the future, and future generations will flourish (see The Book of Songs: Mian). The agreement to grow old together will be written on paper, and the god-given marriage will be recorded in the mandarin duck spectrum like the poem of red leaves.