comrades in the same army(tóng páo tóng zé)

comrades in the same army

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is t ó NGP á ot ó ngz é, which means soldiers love each other and share common hatred. It refers to the relationship of working together. It also refers to a friendly person. From the book of songs, Qinfeng, Wuyi.

Idiom explanation

Robe: general term for long clothes; Ze: underwear.

The origin of Idioms

"The book of songs, the wind of Qin Dynasty, no clothes" says: "no clothes, no clothes with my son. Wang Yu set up his teacher, repaired my spear, and shared his hatred with his son. He said, "if you have no clothes, you will share the same wealth with your son. If you are the king, you will set up your teacher, build my spear and halberd, and work with your son."

Chinese PinYin : tóng páo tóng zé