What does it mean to wear a bronze mirror at the wedding?

The bronze mirror wedding means: exorcism means harmony and beauty, the second time.

When getting married, the bride holds a bronze mirror in her arms or hangs it around her waist, which means to ward off evil spirits or decorate a sedan chair according to evil spirits. According to legend, Duke Zhou and Peach Blossom Girl wanted to surrender to each other in the name of marriage. Duke Zhou shot three arrows at the peach blossom girl in the sedan chair, and the peach blossom girl stopped her opponent with a "demon mirror" (bronze mirror) in her arms.

The bronze mirror will accompany the married woman all her life, and the husband and wife will use it together to symbolize harmony and beauty. In old age, if one party dies first, people will divide the bronze mirror into two parts, half of which will be buried with one of the husband and wife, and the other half will be buried when the other party dies, meaning "second degree".

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Bronze mirror related idioms:

The second time:

Explanation: It is a metaphor for the separation or reunion of husband and wife after divorce.

From: Song Li Zhiyuan's Blue Peony: "Meet for the second time, meet each other after parting, and then find embroidered household beads as a foil."

The second time, separation and combination, re-looking for embroidered beaded foil.

Ex.: The second circle has existed since ancient times, so there is no need to be suspicious.

Grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate and object; With praise.

Re-polish the dull mirror:

Description: faint mirror: a dim bronze mirror. Repolish the dull bronze mirror. Metaphor to see the light again.

From: Sun Yuan Zhang Zhong's Headscarf Survey, the third fold: "I must see Brother Kong Mu today! Just as the clouds saw the sun, the mirror was polished again. "

Today I found brother Kong Mu! It seems that the clouds will see the light of day and polish the dim bronze mirror again.