The two sides are interdependent(fǔ yá xiāng yǐ)

The two sides are interdependent

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is f ǔ y á Xi ā ngy ǐ, which means cheek bones and gums depend on each other. Metaphor is closely related to each other. It comes from Li Zhengji, biography of fan Zhen in New Tang Dynasty.

Pinyin

Pronunciation: F ǔ y á Xi ā ngy ǐ

Source of allusion

According to Li Zhengji, the biography of fan Zhen in the new book of Tang Dynasty, "the original name of Huaiyu was given to the present, so there were ten prefectures of Zi, Qing, Qi, Hai, Deng, Cai, Yi, MI, de and Di, which were closely related to Tian Chengsi, Xue Song, Li Baochen and Liang Chongyi."

words whose meaning is similar

Auxiliary vehicles depend on each other

Idiom information

The cheek bone and the gums are close to each other. Metaphor is closely related to each other. Emotional color: commendatory words; grammatical usage: as predicate and attribute; metaphor is closely related and interdependent

Chinese PinYin : fǔ yá xiāng yǐ