It is an idiom in China that enemies are particularly jealous when they meet. Pinyin is chóu rén xiāng jiàn, fèn wàI y m?n míng, which means that hostile parties are especially alert and sensitive to each other when they meet.

Idiom allusions:

Shi Ming Nai 'an's "Water Margin" is sixty-eight: "Yan Qing led a colt to Dazhai. Song Jiang was overjoyed, and the enemies met, which was particularly eye-catching. "

One day, the road was narrow, and the man was on the defensive ... shouting' Oriental Car' in the street. When he saw it, it was really eye-catching that enemies met. The strange situation of twenty years, the tenth time.

2, enemies meet, especially jealous.

Pronunciation chóu rén xiāng jiàn, fè n wà i y m: n hó ng.

The explanation of jealousy: the appearance of anger. Enemies are particularly jealous when they meet, which means they are angry with each other when they meet.

Source: Ethan Jacky's Return to Prison, the first fold: "When the enemy meets, it is particularly eye-catching. I took Li Kongmu's advice. "

Example: prince ~, catch up, grab the black cloud bun and curse: "bitch!" " What kind of person are you? "(Feng Ming's" Meng Long Dong Zhou History "the second time)

Extended data:

When enemies meet, they are particularly jealous. Antonym: When benefactors meet, they are particularly jealous.

When benefactors meet, their eyes are blue, which is a China word. Pronunciation is ēn rén xiāng jiàn, ē n wà i y ē n q ē ng, which is interpreted as extra: Green eyes: affectionate. Describe benefactor meet, particularly affectionate.

The source is clear, "Stone Nodding, Revenge of the Martyrs in Houguan County": "It is particularly eye-catching to taste the benefactor's meeting. Yao saw his bosom friend and came back to celebrate. "