Zhuang Zhou's Dream Butterfly is a metaphor for the free love that melts the gap between us, regardless of you and me, indifferent to the world, and the unity of things and me.

Zhuang Zhou's Dream Butterfly comes from Zhuangzi's Theory of Everything.

This idiom means I don't know whether Zhuang Zhou's dream turned into a butterfly or the butterfly's dream turned into Zhuang Zhou. Later, it refers to a beautiful dream, or to the impermanence of life. Can act as an object in a sentence.

Idiom implication

Zhuang Zhou turned into a butterfly in his dream, wandering between heaven and earth, carefree, I don't know what Zhuang Zhou is. I woke up suddenly and found myself still Zhuang Zhou. It's really hard to tell whether Zhuangzi has become the butterfly in her dream or the Zhuangzi in her dream. Although this story is extremely short, it permeates the essence of Zhuangzi's poetic philosophy. The idiom "Zhuang" can be used to describe a beautiful dream or the vagaries of life.