Pinyin: xiāng rú yǐ mò

Interpretation: Yan: wet; Bubble: spit.

Original intention: Fish spit on each other.

2. From "Zhuangzi's Inner Master": "Spring is dry, and fish are on land, so it is better to forget each other." It is better to forget nature than to love life and fear death. ) and "Zhuangzi Waipian Tian Yun": "Spring is dry, the fish are on the ground, and they are wet and wet. If you don't forget each other." (Yun Xuan: "Yu Xiaohui is close at hand, it is better to forget the chaos, have fun, and take advantage of the right place!" )。 See [Qing] Wang Xianqian's Zhuangzi Collection.

After the spring dried up, the two fish failed to leave in time and were finally trapped in a small depression on land. In order to survive, two small fish spit on each other and wet each other.