When water is wet, fire is dry(shuǐ liú shī，huǒ jiù zào)

When water is wet, fire is dry

When water is wet, fire is dry, which is a word in pinyin. The temperament of a thing is similar to that of another. It is used to describe the inevitable law of the development of things.

Idioms and allusions

[source] Yi · Qian: "water is wet, fire is dry, cloud is from dragon, wind is from Tiger Each of them follows its own category. " Kong yingdashu: "the two feel each other in image. When water flows to the ground, it will be wet first; when fire burns it, it will be dry first. "

Discrimination of words

[pinyin code]: slsz

Chinese PinYin : shuǐ liú shī，huǒ jiù zào