Choose your neighbor(zé lín ér jū)

Choose your neighbor

Choose a neighbor, Pinyin is Z é L í n é RJ ū, meaning to choose a good place to live in. It comes from the book "the first thing you want to do with your neighbor is to give.".

The origin of Idioms

Every time I leave for a while, I still want to be with you. Bai Juyi's poem "to be present to the eight Bu neighbors of Yuan Dynasty" in Tang Dynasty

Idiom usage

Used as a predicate, object, or attribute.

Idiom story

During the Warring States period, Mencius was very smart when he was young, and often imitated the funerary to blow the trumpet. Mencius' mother worried that he would neglect his studies, so she moved his family to the city. Just next to a slaughterhouse, Mencius soon learned to kill pigs and sheep. Mencius had to move to a school nearby. From then on, Mencius began to learn Confucius' thoughts and became a generation of thinkers.

Chinese PinYin : zé lín ér jū