brotherly love(zhuó ài fēn tòng)

brotherly love

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Zhu ó à if à NT à ng, which means to compare brotherhood and fraternity. It comes from the history of Song Dynasty.

Idiom usage

Used as an object or attribute; used of brothers

Examples

The deep benevolence of Xibo lies in the withered bones and the deep love of the ancestors of Song Dynasty lies in the burning pain of AI Fen. Cheng dengji's the second volume of "learning from qionglin".

The origin of Idioms

"Taizu Ji" in the history of Song Dynasty: "Taizong was very sick, and the emperor looked at it and burned it personally. When Taizong felt pain, the emperor also took moxa from moxibustion

Idiom story

In the Northern Song Dynasty, Zhao Kuangyi, the younger brother of Zhao Kuangyin, the Taizu of the Song Dynasty, got sick and suffered a lot. Taizu went to visit him and treated him personally. Zhao Kuangyi felt very painful and called out. Taizu then burned Re'ai on himself. It was really painful. By doing so, he could share his brother's pain. Zhao Kuangyi was very moved.

Chinese PinYin : zhuó ài fēn tòng