What idioms are there to express good-neighborliness and friendship?

Idioms to express good-neighborliness and friendly coexistence are: live in harmony, only a strip of water, live with morality, be kind to neighbors and get along well with each other.

Get along well with each other. From "Zuo Zhuan Cheng Gong Six Years": "Harmony from top to bottom; The world is not reversed. " We should talk to our neighbors.

A narrow strip of water. Although it is separated by rivers, lakes and seas, the distance is not far enough to be an obstacle to communication. In "The History of South Chen Houzhu": "Emperor Wen of Sui Dynasty said to Gao Ying:' I am the parents of the people; "Can you limit yourself to wearing only one coat to carry water?" Example: Hongkong and Chinese mainland are only one step away.

Taking morality as a neighbor [yǐ dé wéi lín] is a metaphor for strengthening self-cultivation and stressing morality. Sentence: We should all take virtue as our neighbor, so that the society can be more harmonious.

Neighborhood harmony means living in harmony. Sentence making: One of the tasks of society is to make everyone's neighborhood harmonious.

Friendly and mutual