The explanation of separation of flesh and blood

Flesh and blood: refers to relatives such as parents and brothers. Metaphor relatives scattered, can't reunite. The origin of the idiom: Feng Ming Menglong's "Negative Textbook" Volume 30: "I ended up in a bad end, I am so bitter! I hate it! "

Idiom example: At this point, I also sighed and shed tears. I hate Qin Shihuang, saying that he built the Great Wall of Wan Li for no reason and did harm to others.

Synonym of separation of flesh and blood: separation of flesh and blood: refers to parents, brothers, children and other relatives. Metaphor relatives scattered, can't reunite.

The antonym of separation of flesh and blood: reunion of flesh and blood

Idiom grammar: as predicate, object and attribute; Metaphor family scattered.