Friendship between the two sides of the river

Friendship between the two sides of the river

He Liang Zhi Yi, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is h é Li á ngzh ī y ì, which means the feeling of reluctant to part when seeing off. From with Su Wu.

The origin of Idioms

Li Ling of the Han Dynasty and Su Wu: "hand in hand on the river, where is the end of the wanderer? Wandering on the wrong side of the road, I can't say goodbye Pedestrians are everlasting longing for each other.

Idiom usage

Take as an object; take as an object; take as an object; take as an object; take as an object; take as an object. I'm sorry to say goodbye in a hurry, but I can't show it before I get a drink! (book with Zhu Zongyuan by Guizhuang in Qing Dynasty)