The source of the allusion: Tang Xu Yan Bo's poem "Fortunately, Bailuyuan" reads: "A golden boy holds purple medicine, and a jade girl presents violets. Idiom meaning: serving the immortal in legend; Give birth to virgins with wisdom. Generally refers to boys and girls who are still childlike. Idiom phonetic notation: ㄐㄧㄣㄊㄙˊㄧㄩˋˋˇㄩˇˇ Universal Pinyin: j\ n Tongyu nǐ Pinyin Abbreviation: JTYN Usage Frequency: Words in common idioms. Refers to innocent and lively boys and girls. Idiom structure: English translation of combined idioms: the attendants of fairy boys and girls Synonyms: Idioms of gifted scholars and beautiful women Example: When I arrived at this "magic cave" in Shanghai, the "golden couple" of old Wu Man changed! (Mao Dun's Midnight I)