Poetry describing the love between husband and wife

1, willing to unite as one and never give up. -from the song of the bald head by Zhuo Wenjun in the Han Dynasty.

I hope I can have someone who really cares about me, someone who will accompany me for a long time and know that I will never part.

2. Married to a husband and wife, love is beyond doubt. -Excerpted from "Keeping a Wife" by Su Wu, a poet in the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Since I became husband and wife with you, I never doubted that I would love you forever.

3, the breadth of life and death, Zi Chengqi said. Hold your hand and grow old with your son. -from the book of songs "Drumming"

Dead or alive, I will make an agreement with you. Hold your hand when you leave and rest in peace forever.

4, the mountain has no edges, heaven and earth are close, but dare to break with you! -The Yuefu folk song "Regret for the Past" in the Han Dynasty

Unless heaven and earth meet, I dare to abandon my good feelings for you until all this happens!

5. I just hope your heart is the same as mine, and don't miss home. -"Operator, I live at the head of the Yangtze River" Li Zhiyi in the Song Dynasty

When the endless river dries up, when the bitterness of parting will stop. I only hope that your heart is the same as mine and will not live up to my infatuation.

6. Jun is a rock and concubine is a reed. Puwei is as tough as silk, and the rocks are not transferred. -"Peacocks Fly Southeast" in Han Dynasty

You must be a rock, and I must be cattail and reed. Pucao and reed are soft and strong as silk, and rocks are not easily moved. Used to describe the eternal love between two people.