Different from each other

Different from each other

In pinyin, Z ì Cu ò t ó ngy ì is an idiom word, which is interpreted as self contradiction and mutual discord.

explain

It refers to self contradiction and mutual discord.

source

The biography of Shen you in the book of song: "Qing forgets what happened to Lian, Lin, Kou and Jia? I'm supposed to help my country and my family, but I don't care about each other's rise and fall. And if I can go down to the other, the other will not come down to me. If we can help each other, how can we be different from each other? "

usage

Used as a predicate or attributive; used in writing