be congenial with each other

be congenial with each other

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is sh ē ngy ì ngq ì Qi ú, which means like-minded people naturally come together. It comes from Qian in the book of changes.

explain

Should: should and, resonance; seek: seek. Things of the same kind react to each other. It refers to the natural combination of like-minded people.

allusion

According to Yi Qian: "the same voice corresponds to the same spirit; the water is wet, the fire is dry; the cloud comes from the dragon, the wind from the tiger, the sage comes out and all things see."

Examples come from all directions, and reach the highest level. Li Zhi, Ming Dynasty