What is wind and rain in the same boat what is mutual help?

Wind and Rain in the Same Boat is a Chinese idiom, pronounced fēng yǔ tóng zhōu, which means to ride in the same boat in the stormy weather and fight against the wind and rain together, and is used as a metaphor for *** going through difficulties together.

An allusion: During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Wu and Yue were at war for years, and the people of the two countries had a hard **** to tolerate each other emotionally. Once, the people of Wu and the people of Yue happened to *** to cross a river in a boat. At first, they both ignored each other. Boat to the center of the river, the wind suddenly rose, suddenly the shocking waves came to the face, the boat at any time may be overthrown. At this time, they forgot their hatred and helped each other as if they were a family. Because of the concerted efforts of the whole boat, they finally reached the other side of the river safely.

Moistening and Foaming

Pinyin: xiāng rú yǐ mò

Interpretation: moisten: moisten; foam: spittle.

Original meaning: fish spitting foam to moisten each other.

Interpretation 2: phase: external phase. To moisten the body with water and foam.

Original meaning: in order to maintain the external appearance of the fish, the body of the fish should be moistened with water foam.

Traditional metaphor: to help each other in a difficult situation with little strength.