The meaning of caring for each other: When the spring dries up, the fish get together and wet each other with spit (see Master Zhuangzi). Later, people used the metaphor of "caring for each other" to help each other in the same predicament.

Pinyin: xiāng rú yǐ mò

Explanation: Yan: wet; Bubble: spit. When the spring is dry, the saliva of fish moistens each other. Metaphor is to help each other with meager strength in difficult situations.

Source: Master Zhuangzi: "Spring dries, fish is on land. It is better to forget each other in the rivers and lakes. "

Synonyms: sharing weal and woe, sharing life and death * * *

First, share weal and woe? [Don Gong Gong K incarnation]

* * * share happiness, * * * share hardships.

Source: "The Warring States Policy Yance I": "The Prince of Yan hanged himself for a long life and shared joys and sorrows with the people."

Second, life and death and * * *? [y incarnation high]

Live and die together, describing a profound friendship.

Source: "Deep memory of Uncle Zhou": "For decades, Premier Zhou and my father have lived and died together."