like attracts like

like attracts like

T ó ngsh ē ngxi ā ngqi ú, a Chinese idiom, means that people with the same interests attract and gather with each other. It comes from Qian Wenyan, a Book of changes.

explain

It refers to the mutual attraction and aggregation of people with the same interests.

Idioms and allusions

[source] Xiao Yingshi of Tang Dynasty wrote in the book "there is a boat returning to the river": "ask for it with one voice, then I'll settle down first and never ask?"

Discrimination of words

Grammar is used as predicate and attribute; used in communication