What are some idioms about what it looks like?

Mutual assistance, similarity and mutual effect, mutual love, mutual complementarity.

First, help each other.

Vernacular explanation: refers to mutual assistance.

Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Period

Author: Zhuang Zhou

Source: Master Zhuangzi: "Let each other get wet."

We moisten each other with exhaled breath.

Second, similar effects.

Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: imitating each other.

Dynasty: Ming dynasty

Author: Wang Shouren

Source: "Biography" Volume: "The way of saints is similar to plug.

The sage's way is to imitate each other's solutions to poverty and congestion.

Third, love each other.

Vernacular interpretation: describe the close relationship and deep feelings.

Dynasty: Ming dynasty

Author: Wang Shizhen

Source: "Feng Mingji Memorial to the Heroes": Since childhood, I have been in contact with the Yan family, talking and laughing, sleeping and sitting together, and loving each other.

Fourth, mutual development and mutual restriction.

Interpretation of Vernacular Language: China's ancient saying about the interaction and mutual influence between the five elements, such as wood can make a fire, and fire can make gold. See [Five Elements].

Dynasty: Song Dynasty

Author: Spooki

Source: Wu Guang Hui Yuan Volume 46: "Jin Mu has five elements, which are mutually reinforcing."

Among the five elements are Jin Mu and Jin Kemu. Wood can make a fire and oppose gold.

Fifth, complementarity.

Vernacular explanation: it means that two things complement each other, cooperate with each other and are indispensable.

Dynasty: Ming dynasty

Author: Zhang Dai

Source: preface to the almanac: "those who look forward to the sun and those who push their lives go hand in hand;" The latter two theories began to be unveiled. "

Translation: Choosing a date and pushing one's fate must be used in coordination with each other, so that there will be no gap between the interpretation results of the two.