What does "separation of flesh and blood" mean?

Flesh and blood: refers to relatives such as parents and brothers. Metaphor relatives scattered, can't reunite.

Separation of flesh and blood

Pronunciation:? G Pei Leon Li

Definition: flesh and blood: refers to parents, brothers and other relatives. Metaphor relatives scattered, can't reunite.

Origin of idioms:? Feng Ming magnum's epigram (Volume 30): "I was separated from my own flesh and blood, and it came to a bad end. I am so bitter! I hate it! "

Example:

Having said that, I also sighed and shed tears. I hate Qin Shihuang, saying that he built the Great Wall of Wan Li for no reason, which led to the separation of people. From Meng jiangnv

I wonder how many couples will be forced to fly apart because of a war.

Struggle displaces people, war separates people, war scorches beautiful homes, and war makes smiling faces a thing of the past. People expect the dove of peace to hold an olive branch, stop the war and keep peace forever. On the International Day of Peace, we work together for world peace.

Usage of idioms: as predicate, object and attribute; Metaphor family scattered.