For example: Birds of a feather flock together, and people are divided into groups. For example, the hemp grows in fluffy hemp, and it becomes straight without support. Another example is that the public produces light, which tends to be dark, close to vermilion, red, close to ink, and black. This means that if you get close to cinnabar, it will turn red, and if you get close to ink, it will turn black. This sentence can also be understood to mean that people who are close to people with good morals will be subtly infected with good character; conversely, people who are close to people with bad morals will also be affected by bad influences. There are many words and phrases with similar meaning to this sentence. 1. Birds of a feather flock together, and people divide themselves into groups

In fact, whether it is "Red near red, black near ink", or "Birds of a feather flock together, people divide into groups", it is a kind of division among the crowd. Some people may say that these two sentences are too decisive, but those who do not meet the conditions are often just exceptions. Because when you stay with people of decent conduct, it is difficult for a person to twist his mind and become a person of immodest conduct, and people of decent conduct do not allow themselves to be contaminated with bad habits. ?Birds of a feather flock together, and people form groups? It refers to groups in society. People who have mutual hobbies and like-minded interests tend to attract each other together. A group has similar personalities, but they also have one thing in common. 2. The fluffy hemp grows straight without support

The meaning of this sentence is that the fluffy grass is a plant growing in the hemp field. It can grow tall and straight naturally without deliberately supporting it. . At the same time, it also means that if a person grows up in a good environment, he will be subtly infected and become a strong, healthy and positive person. 3. Gong produces light, partiality produces darkness

The public here refers to doing things fairly, and the bias here refers to doing things selfishly. This sentence is used to describe an atmosphere in officialdom. The meaning of the whole sentence is that if things are handled fairly and impartially, then the overall atmosphere will be clear and harmonious. If the behavior is partial, then political corruption will be dark. Whether it is light or dark is often the moment when things are dealt with. This tests not only a person's choice, but also a person's character.