Two-part allegorical saying: A married woman refers to a married daughter.
It's somebody else's daughter-in-law
Surname with husband
Everything will depend on her husband's family in the future.
To the bride's family.
She is a married woman.
Like overflowing water.
I will never go back to my parents.
The spilled water → that is, it has been collected .. (The liquid cannot be sucked back into the container after reaching the ground), that is, the water under the bridge has nothing to do with the consequences.
Reference: self
Things have passed, and the minority shareholders/employees of freerice PCCW of ................................................... Fami.com denounced Gao Qi for singing bad songs.
I think it's the water under the bridge, or it's out of control
Two-part allegorical sayings about married daughters in water under the bridge. 2009-02-1216: 00: 52 Supplement: After the ancient bride got on the sedan chair,
The bride's parents will spill a bowl of water on the ground.
Daughter quiet inside.
calm
Stop thinking about your mother's family; My daughter is married.
Like overflowing water.
I can't get it back. It means "water under the bridge" and "it can't be collected". 2009-02-1221:15: 04 Supplement: Daughter will [stay] with her parents only after divorce (nine times out of ten) ~ Parents hope that she can find a good home.
So it's like spilled water can't be collected.
Reference: My humble opinion
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Water under the bridge's feeling
The edge of two female xds
Water under the bridge. It means that established facts are hard to change.
Like spilled water, it's hard to take back.
This is a metaphor that cannot be changed after being done.
Married daughter, spilled water =]
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