The meaning of going hand in hand

Go hand in hand: describe the close relationship with each other and often stay together.

The idiom comes from Cui Yao's "Jiangshan Shuhuai": "Looking back, walking with you."

Idiom usage subject-predicate type; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Used for people.

Idiom structure subject-predicate idiom

Make sentences:

1, my father has been very close to my aunt for more than ten years, never said a bad word, but took good care of him, and he always stayed with me.

2. When two people go out in pairs, they also walk in pairs, inseparable, just like two peanut beans with shells, snuggling up to each other and loving each other.

3, people are like this, every man is eager for such luck as peach blossom luck, but it is the bad luck that he can't get rid of.

I saw her stand up and walk slowly to a bunch of gorgeous wild flowers. I saw thousands of colorful butterflies among the flowers. They were together.

If you were here, I would accompany you to the ends of the earth. If you never leave me, I will live and die together. If you leave, I will accompany you to the nether world. If you are a lonely soul, I will go with you. If you lose your mind, I will lose my mind.

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