be intimately tied up with(yī mài xiāng tōng)

be intimately tied up with

Chinese idioms, Pinyin is y ī m à IXI ā NGT ō ng, which means that things are related to each other, as if a vein can be run through. From "lacy literature who is in decline.".

Idiom usage

In fact, people's love for "flying Apsaras" has something in common with the aesthetic ideas contained in the above-mentioned Luban story. The master of Lu Ban

The origin of Idioms

Lu Xun's lacy literature who is in decline: "if Chinese painting and Impressionism have the same origin, it can be said."

Chinese PinYin : yī mài xiāng tōng