Newlywed Yan'er refers to the joy of marriage and is often used as a blessing for the newlyweds. Yan'er "was originally" Yan'er ", which meant an abandoned woman telling her husband to remarry and have fun with her new lover. Later, it was used by people to celebrate the joy of their wedding.
The origin of newlywed Yan'er:
The abandoned wife and husband are a farmer couple. When they first got married, their family was very poor. After marriage, through their joint efforts, their family situation gradually improved. My wife is hardworking, capable, and kind-hearted. She built a fishing dam, wove fishing baskets, and often helps her neighbors. But the husband was fond of the new and disliked the old, and fell in love with another woman. On the day he married his new wife, he kicked her out of the house, so the abandoned wife wrote this poem with resentment.
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