relatives , friends and acquaintances

relatives , friends and acquaintances

Three relatives and six friends, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is s ā NQ ī NLI ù g ù, which means the general name of the old relatives. From the story of the fire.

The origin of Idioms

Liang Bin's "the story of the fire" 2: "Chunlan Niang said in the room:" who doesn't have three or six relatives, who doesn't have a time when they don't meet? "

Discrimination of words

Relatives and friends, three relatives and six dependents

Idiom usage

We escaped there without any relatives and friends. The mob in Jiaodong by Luo Binji