be in close association(guò cóng shèn mì)

be in close association

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Gu ò C ó ngsh è nm ì, which means a lot of communication and close relationship. It comes from Wang Shizhu Gongshu.

Idiom explanation

Guo Cong: contact, contact.

The origin of Idioms

Shen De Fu of the Ming Dynasty wrote "Wang Shi Zhu Gong Zha in yehuo Bian:" Wang Shi Zhu Gong Shu of Xinyang is the most kind to his ancestors, and he is not limited to the vulgar style of his predecessors and descendants. He is open-minded and has a close relationship. "

Analysis of Idioms

The past is very close

Idiom usage

It refers to close communication. It's true that the two of them have been intimate recently, but most of them still confide in their male classmates. Mao Dun's "eclipse · disillusionment"

Chinese PinYin : guò cóng shèn mì