in the same camp(dào hé zhì tóng)

in the same camp

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d à oh é zh à t ó ng, which means that people have the same aspirations and interests, ideals and beliefs. It comes from Chen Shenju table written by Cao Zhi of the Three Kingdoms.

Idiom explanation

[explanation] Tao: the way can be extended to "opinion", "thought", "belief" or "goal". He: consistent. They have the same interests and opinions. Zhi: interest. Same: same, same. [interpretation and analysis] in the second book of zhengzishu with LV Bogong written by Chen Liang of Song Dynasty, it is said that "things in the world are often unexpected by people. If they share the same ideals, they can be cited." It can be seen that common aspiration is a good thing: people, regardless of men and women, rich or poor, or strong or weak, work hand in hand for the common cause and common goal with common ideals, in order to achieve success and achievements.

Idioms and allusions

The idiom comes from Chen Shen Ju Biao written by Wei Cao Zhi of the Three Kingdoms: "in the past, Yi Yin was a concubine, which was extremely humble; Lu Shang was a butcher, which was extremely humble. His views were raised in Tang Wu and Zhou Wen. They are sincere and like-minded, and they have great powers. " During the period of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Pi, Emperor Wen of Wei, was suspicious of Cao Zhi all the time and looked for all kinds of opportunities to frame him up. Due to the intervention of his mother, Cao Pi didn't put his younger brother to death. Cao Zhi was in a land of useless martial arts. He wrote that Yi Yin was a dowry minister, and LV Shang was a butcher. They met Shang Tang and King Wen of Zhou, who were like-minded and helped them achieve great success

Discrimination of words

It can be used as a predicate or attribute. [part of speech] commendatory words. [synonym] congenial, heart to heart, close friends, heart to heart. [antonym] go their separate ways, look alike, have different dreams in the same bed. [Tongyun CI] rabbits don't eat grass at the edge of their nests, show off their ingenuity in case of difficulties, show off their ingenuity, live in a village, have trouble in the world, show off their strength in the wind, play tricks, shrink their head and feet, and never show off their talents

Chinese PinYin : dào hé zhì tóng