1, knot grass bit ring jiec m: oxiá n huá n
Interpretation: knot grass: make grass into a rope to save the benefactor; Ring: Yuhuan in the mouth. In the old days, it was a metaphor of gratitude, never forgetting until death. From Ethan's Grey Orchid: "Thank you, Madam; The villain made a grass ring; This kindness will be repaid! "
Example: I am very grateful to Mr. Wang for saving my life, and I will repay him with death in the future.
2, thirsty people are easy to drink K ě ZH ě Y ǐ N.
Interpretation: thirsty people feel sweet when they drink anything. In the past, it was a metaphor to express gratitude for good governance after years of tyranny.
Example: Mencius on Ugliness: "Hungry people are easy to eat, and thirsty people are easy to drink."
3. Repay kindness with kindness: zh and ē n tú bà o
Interpretation: To gain the goodwill of others, we must know how to repay others. Repaying kindness with kindness is an idiom in China, which means planning preparation, that is, after the benefactor plans to prepare, he will repay kindness to the benefactor. From "Say Fu Yuanen".
Ex.: My mother has been educating us to repay our kindness since childhood.
4. Thanks to Dad G m: n ē n dà i dé
Interpretation: Dai: respect and worship. Appreciate the kindness and benefits of others. From the biography of the Three Kingdoms, Wu Zhi and Luo Tong: "Everyone is grateful; I want to report it. "
Thanks to the rescue of the PLA soldier, Grandpa didn't have an accident. Our family will never forget him!
5. Ende is like a mountain. Ndrushhahn
Interpretation: The metaphor of kindness is extremely profound.
For example, the cloud "West Lake Episode II" says: "My benefactor saved me when I was dying, and my kindness is like a mountain."