What does getting married mean?

Getting married means working hard for others.

As an idiom in China, Pinyin is. The original intention is that the daughter of a poor family has no money to buy a wedding dress, but she works hard, embroidering with gold thread every year and making wedding dresses for others. Metaphor is empty and hard for others. Poor girl.

This idiom comes from the poem "Poor Girl" by Don Qin Taoyu: "Suffering weighs gold thread year after year, and it weighs on other girls' wedding dresses".

Idiom usage: more formal; As a predicate; Describe working for others for free.

Example: Why do you want to get married? But since I came to Beijing, I have never heard of it. You make an exception today, for fear of entanglement in the future. Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions: Back to 95.

Antonym: harming others and benefiting themselves.

Synonym: futility, self-sacrifice.

For example, marry someone:

1. I will never do such a thing again.

2. OEM is purely a human marriage. Even if you have world-class technology, you can't get fame and fortune from it.

Try to avoid others saying that being an editor is someone else's marriage, but she loves this job very much.

4. Just like the staff here, their ancestors or parents, Wan Li, left the country to marry.

Since he is ungrateful, why should we marry someone else?

6. I have been busy for a long time and got married for others, but others are not grateful at all.

Because he was tired of helping others last time, he vowed never to get married again.

She has been married all her life and has never planned her future.

9. If I had known this, why get married for others and make yourself resentful? Alas, Xia Meng, you are not hard-hearted, but put up with it.