Good teacher and helpful friend liáng shī yì yǒu

[Definition] Liang: good; Yi: useful; helpful. A good teacher and a good friend who can teach others.

[Quotes] Peng Yangou of the Qing Dynasty's "The Wrongful Souls of Black Country": "Although I have that good teacher and friend, and my sincere advice, it always falls on deaf ears. Even if I can hear it sometimes, if I want to work hard and become a hero, it is all. It usually ends with an anticlimax."

[Correct pronunciation] Good; cannot be pronounced as "lián".

[Shape identification] Yi; cannot be written as "一".

[Similar meaning] Brothers and sisters, irreversible friends

[Antonym] Like a raccoon dog from the same flock, a group of foxes and dogs.

[Usage] Contains a complimentary meaning. It is mostly used for people who are good at teaching and enthusiastic about helping others. General work