forming an integral part
The Chinese idiom, Pinyin h ù w é IBI ǎ ol ǐ, means that a is the exterior of B and B is the interior of a; it refers to interdependence and mutual acceptance.
source
The biography of Dong Yunzhuan in the annals of the Three Kingdoms by Chen Shou of Jin Dynasty: Chen Zhi acted as a servant on behalf of Yun and interacted with Huang Hao.
usage
There must be more than two subjects.
Chinese PinYin : hù wéi biǎo lǐ
forming an integral part
glance over things hurriedly. mǎ shàng kàn huā
great mansion on the point of collapse. dà shà jiāng diān