Jílì hé Wò’ěrwò dào xiànzài wéi zhǐ jiéhūn yíshì wán le,
吉利 和 沃尔沃 到 现在 为 止 结婚 仪式 完 了，
yě rù dòngfáng le, xiànzài pàn de jiù shì háizi.
也 入 洞房 了，现在 盼 的 就 是 孩子。
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So far, Geely and Volvo have already finished their wedding ceremony and entered the bridal chamber. Now all we want is a baby.
—From “张炤虎 (Zhāng Zhàohǔ) Zhang Zhaohu,” the chief editor of a Chinese magazine, on August 3, 2010.
生词 (shēngcí) Vocabulary:
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结婚 (jiéhūn): v. to marry
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洞房 (dòngfáng): n. bridal chamber
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盼 (pàn): v. to expect
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I don’t really understand the Chinese characters “洞房” since I know that “洞” means “hole” or “cave.” Someone helps me?
Well, “新娘” are the Chinese characters for “bride” while “新郎” for “groom.”
I want to know what the Chinese characters are for “bride” and “groom” respectively.