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What does the idiom "Shui Yuan with only clothes and water" mean?

"Water" originally refers to the Yangtze River.

1, meaning: separated by water, as narrow as a belt. Metaphor means that the two sides are very close.

2. Source:

"History of South Chen Houzhu": "Emperor Wendi of Sui said that the servant shot Gao Ying:' I am the parents of the people; How can you limit yourself to a coat and water without saving lives? The Northern Zhou Dynasty and the State of Chen were bounded by the Yangtze River. Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty took the Northern Zhou Dynasty as his generation and decided to destroy Chen. He said to his servant Gao Ying, "I am the parents of the whole country. Is it because there is a Yangtze River as narrow as a belt that I watch the people in the south suffer and don't save them? "

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Synonym:

1, separated by a river: separated by a river. For example, due to the inconvenient waterway transportation, the two sides rarely meet.

One of "Nineteen Ancient Poems": "He Han is shallow and diverse, and there are no words in the water." The Milky Way looks clear and shallow, not far from each other. Although there is only a clear river, they can only stare with emotion, but they can't talk in words.

2, imminent: the description is very close, just in front of you.

Liezi Zhong Ni: "Although far away from the Eight Yin; Close at hand; Those who come to fuck me; I will know. " Even if I am far away from the wilderness in all directions, or just in front of me, I will definitely know what is bothering me.