i dont think so. is just a stereotype thinking that man should be a few years older then the woman in their marriage. a large difference in the age regardless of gender just seems odd to some people.
the law of superstition is the geologi principle that states that in horizontal layers of sedimentary rock.Each layer is older than the layer above it and younger than the layer below it
In Chinese, "younger brother" is said as "弟弟" (dìdì).
The custom in biblical times was for the woman to be younger - indeed perhaps as young as 12-14 years of age and the man more mature. There is no 'restriction' mentioned to prevent an older woman marrying a younger man. Consider the practice of brothers marrying their deceased brothers wife to raise an heir. If the eldest brother married an equivalent aged woman and died, his younger brother could have been younger than his brother's wife.
The Chinese word for older brother, 哥哥 (gēge), consists of two 哥 characters side by side. This repetition is a common way of indicating respect and affection in Chinese language and culture. The repeated character emphasizes the relationship as well.
The opposite of older is younger.
He had older and younger siblings.
I don' know if he was older or younger
The marriage is not the source of the energy. The energy comes from the individuals. An older person could be energetic enough to marry a younger person. No...I`m an energetic older woman and married a much younger man who then became lethargic. It really depends on personality and chemistry. Statistically, there's a definite tendency to "yes", but that doesn't mean anything in an individual case.
No
In Mandarin Chinese, you can call brother as "xiōng dì" (兄弟) if he is a younger brother, or as "gē gē" (哥哥) if he is an older brother.
younger : plus jeune older : plus vieux
In Chinese, "sister" is 姐姐 (jiějie) and "brother" is 哥哥 (gēge).