long distance separates no bosom friends(tiān yá bǐ lín)

long distance separates no bosom friends

In Chinese, Pinyin is ti ā NY á B ǐ L í n, which means that although they are far apart, they are as close as neighbors. It's from Du Shaofu's appointment to Shuzhou.

The origin of Idioms

Wang Bo of Tang Dynasty wrote in Du Shaofu's appointment to Shuzhou: "there is a bosom friend in the sea, and the ends of the world are like neighbors."

Analysis of Idioms

The ends of the world are like neighbors

Idiom usage

The relationship between them is very good.

Examples

The end of the world is close to each other, which is the ancient saying of God. Wang Shizhen's book with Wu Mingqing in Ming Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : tiān yá bǐ lín