truefriendship

truefriendship

Che Li Zhi Meng, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch ē L ì zh ī m é ng, which means that a poor friend will not be changed because of wealth. From Yuefu Poetry Anthology Yue ballad.

Idiom explanation

Hat: hat.

The origin of Idioms

Guo Maoqian's Yuefu Poetry Anthology Yue ballad song of the Southern Song Dynasty: "when you take a bus, I'll wear a Li and meet you one day. When you get off the bus, I'll bow to you; when you take a horse, I'll cross the horse and meet you one day."

Idiom usage

As an object, it refers to friendly communication. example we have a car hat alliance. Zhou Chu, Jin Dynasty, wrote in the book of local customs: "although you are in a car, I will wear a Li and meet you in the future. I will get off the car and bow to you; I will walk, you will ride a horse and meet you in the future."

Idiom story

It is said that in ancient times, the customs in Su Yue area were simple. When people first contacted with each other, they sealed the earthen altar, took out chickens and dogs as sacrifices, prayed to heaven and said, "although you take a car, I will wear a hat and meet you the next day. I will walk, you will ride a horse and meet you the next day." I hope that when I meet again in the future, regardless of the change of status, I don't want this humble friend.