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A balcony near the water (pinyin: jìnshuuǐlóutáI) is an idiom, which comes from Song Yuwenbao's Record of Clear Night. The balcony near the water refers to the balcony near the water; It is a metaphor to get some benefit or convenience first because of close relationship with someone or something. With derogatory meaning; Generally used as subject and object in sentences.

The origin of the idiom: Song Yuwenbao's Record of a Clear Night is recommended by all soldiers in Qiantang, a public town in Fan Wenzheng, but Su Lin doesn't record it. He offered a poem saying:' The bright moon is close to the water tower, and flowers and trees are easy to spring in the sun. "

The idiom means: "Being close to the water is the first to get the moon", which is also used to criticize the bad style of doing things by relationships. In fact, it has nothing to do with whether the balcony is near the water. The key is to see if the people in the balcony have a heart close to water.

People always feel that their situation is not good, and they always envy the scenery elsewhere. Distance can produce beauty, but people ignore the beauty around them. People are blinded by the beauty around them, so they can't see beauty. People are too close to beauty, so they lose beauty. In fact, people not only lost beauty, but also lost a heart to feel beauty.

Idioms tell people that people can get the moon as long as they have it in their hearts, whether it is near the water tower or far away. People should care about the distance, cherish everyone around them and cherish every scenery around them.

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