friendship between persons regardless of their different economic situations

friendship between persons regardless of their different economic situations

It is often used to refer to friends made regardless of their status.

friendship between persons regardless of their different economic situations

Chinese Pinyin: Ch ǔ Ji ù Ji ā o

In the book of the later Han Dynasty, biography of Wu you: "Gong Shamu traveled to Taixue in the East. He had no money and food, but he became a servant and hired for you. You and Yu were very surprised, so they decided to hand them over to the pestle and mortar. " Later, he called it "Chujiu Jiao" because he didn't think it was cheap to make friends.

"Liaozhaizhiyi · Chengxian": "Wendeng Zhou Sheng, and Chengsheng Shaogong pen and inkstone, then determined as chujiujiao."