Twenty ways of making friends in ancient times, not just friends in need

Friends made by ordinary people are called "friends of common people", and friends made by rich people and poor people are called "friends of common people". "Friends in cars and hats", friends made in adversity are called "friends in adversity"; friends made through eating, drinking and having fun are called "friends made in fair life"; friends made in childhood are called "friends made between horses and bamboo"; friends who have a deep friendship are called "friends in good times" Heart-to-heart friendship."

Intimate friends are called "close friends", friends in life and death are called "life and death friends", and friends who share the same feelings are called "inseparable friends". There is a big age difference and seniority. Friends who are different but have deep friendships are called "friends who have never known each other". Friends who have ordinary and superficial interactions are called "casual acquaintances", people who have met but are not familiar with each other are called "half-face acquaintances", brothers and sisters who were sworn in the old days are called "eight worship acquaintances", and friends who are not too humble to make friends are called "chuni acquaintances". Precious and valuable exchanges are called "gold and jade friendships."

Friends who do not change their friendship even if they are beheaded are called "friends who meet each other by chance"; friends who meet by chance are called "friends by chance"; friends who support each other morally are called "friends of gentlemen" Friends who have only met once and have not had a deep friendship are called "a casual acquaintance". Friends who only nod to say hello are called "friends who have no deep feelings."