Friendship is one of the most beautiful feelings for people. There were seventeen kinds of beautiful friendships in ancient times. How many of them did you have?

The friend of the Eight Bibles was called the brothers and sisters who had sworn brothers and sisters of different surnames as the friend of the Eight Bibles. The etiquette of the ancient family of the family of the family visiting elders was derived from the ten records of "Preface to the List of the Revelations of the Son Dynasty" by Shao Bowen.

The friendship between common people refers to the interaction between ordinary people. Common people are the clothes of ordinary people in the old days. In "The Strategies of the Warring States·Qi Ce III", there is a saying "Wang Dynasty, the Strategy of Qi Ce III", "Wei Jun and Wen (Mengchang Jun Tuanwen) common people", and in "Records of the Grand Historian·Biography of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru>, there is a saying "I think that common people are not bullying each other, let alone a great country", which gives him a classic.

The friendship between car and hat refers to friends who do not regard high or low status. The use of the Jin Dynasty, "Fengtu Ji", records that "the customs and nature of the people of the world are simple, and they first have a polite relationship with others, and they are polite, and they are sacrificed to the earth altar, and they offer sacrifices to dogs and chickens. I wish you a happy day: 'Although you ride a car, I wear a car, and I will get off the car and bow to you the next day; I walk, and you will ride a horse, and you will meet you now in the next day.' The friendship between the two is not about high or low status."

The friendship between the evil and the mortals refers to friends who make no distinction between noble and low. Chujiu [chujiu]: Chunmi's stick and stone mortar. "Book of the Later Han Dynasty: Biography of Wu Hu" records: "Shi Gong Shamu went to the east to visit the Taixue School without any resources, so he became a guest and rented Qing for Hu. Hu was shocked and then he decided to make friends with him." Later generations used "the friendship between the mortals and the mortar" to refer to the fact that it was not distinguished between noble and low.

Friendship between the lungs and the heart refers to friends who are speechless and heart-to-heart. In the Tang Dynasty, Bai Juyi's "One Hundred Rhymes of the Poems of the Dynasties" has a sentence that "the lungs and the heart are not separated, and the body is unrestrained."

Friendship in distress refers to friends who share hardships and difficulties together. Friendship in Lan refers to friends who are in harmony with brothers. The classic "New Words of the World: Xianyuan" is based on "Shan Gong and Ji and Ruan," "The same face as Jin Lan."

The friendship between metal and stone refers to friends with deep friendships as strong as metal and stone. The classic "Book of Han: Biography of Han Xin" is based on the classic "Han Shu": "Although I think I have a friendship with metal and stone, I am finally captured by the King of Han."

A gentleman's friendship refers to a friend who looks dull but focuses on morality. The classic "Zhuangzi Shanmu" is based on "The friendship between gentlemen is as light as water, and a villain's friendship is as sweet as honey."

A friend of the most incest refers to a friend who is very good in terms of interests. A friend of the other person is contrary. A friend of the other person is consistent. In "Zhuangzi·Grandmaster", there is a saying that "four people look at each other and laugh at each other, and they are in the heart, and they become friends with each other." In "Biography of Northern History·Sima Ying", there is a saying that "there are all the celebrities who have been together for a while. They are also close friends with Xing Zicai and Wang Jing" to give them a classic.

A poor and humble friend refers to a friend he made when he was poor and humble. The classic "Book of the Later Han Dynasty: Biography of Song Hong": "Hong said: 'I heard that a poor and humble friend should not be forgotten, and a wife who is poor and humble is not left to the court."'

The past friendship refers to the friends we made in the past. The classic "Interview with Cai Rong" by Du Xunhe of the Tang Dynasty: "Every time I see my hard work in cultivating good things, I never complain about the friendship."

Friends who forget their age refer to friends who make no matter how old they are, but focus on virtue and talent. The classic "Secret History of Southern He Xun" is based on "Biography of He Xun": "Fan Yun from Nanxiang saw Xun's countermeasures, and was highly rewarded, but because of his friendships."

Friends who are obsessed with each other refer to friends who are indifferent to each other's personalities. The classic "New Book of Tang Dynasty: Biography of Meng Jiao" is based on "Shaoyin Songshan, his nature is intertwined, and Shaohe is harmonious. When Han Yu saw it, he was obsessed with him."

A friend who dies his neck refers to a friend who does not change his heart even if he loses his head. The classic "Records of the Grand Historian: Biography of Lian Po Yin Xiangru": "Cars and joy are the friend who dies his neck."

A friend of the rebirth refers to making friends with both father and son. The classic "History of the Song Dynasty: Biography of Shao Bowen": "Bowen heard of his father's teachings, and when he came, he served Sima Guang and others, and Guang and others also became famous and had a rebirth with Bowen."

The friendship between bamboo horses is also called "the goodness of bamboo horses", which refers to friends whom they made when they were young. The bamboo horse refers to a child riding a bamboo pole under his crotch as a horse, which is used instead of referring to childhood. The classic "New Words of the World: Fang Zheng" is based on "The Emperor said: 'Is it better to keep the goodness of billions of bamboo horses?"'

The friendship between the general horn is also called "the goodness of the general horn", which refers to the friends he made in childhood. In ancient times, children combed their hair into small buns to refer to their childhood. The notes of "The Three Kingdoms·Wu Zhi·Zhou Yu" quoted "The Biography of Jiang Biao" that "Zhou Gong is handsome and handsome, and has the same talent as the orphan, and is divided into flesh and blood" as a classic.
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