First, mutual aid
Vernacular interpretation: refers to mutual assistance.
Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Period
Author: Zhuang Zhou
Source: "The Great Master Zhuangzi": "Mutual understanding is wet."
Translation: Moisten each other with exhaled breath
II. Similarity and effect
Vernacular definition: Imitate each other
Dynasty: Ming
Author: Wang Shouren
Source: The Book of Practice: "The sage's way, then similar effect with weeds."
Translation: The way to be a saint is to imitate each other's solutions to the barren and blocked roads.
Third, love each other.
Vernacular interpretation: describe the close relationship and deep feelings.
Dynasty: Ming
Author: Wang Shizhen
Source: "Ming Feng Ji, Paying homage to the spirit": Yan family came and went since childhood, laughing and laughing, sleeping and sitting together, loving each other.
IV. Mutual development and mutual restraint
Vernacular interpretation: ancient Chinese sayings about the interaction and influence between the five elements, such as wood can make a fire and fire can make gold. See [five elements].
Dynasty: Song
Author: Shi Puji
Source: Volume 46 of "Five Lights Meeting Yuan": "There are five elements of Jin Mu, which are mutually reinforcing."
Translation: There is gold and wood in the five elements, Jin Kemu, and wood can make a fire to counter gold
V. Complement each other
Vernacular interpretation: It means that two things complement each other, cooperate with each other and are indispensable.
Dynasty: Ming
Author: Zhang Dai
Source: "An Eye Preface to the Almanac": "Those who admire the sun and those who urge fate must go hand in hand; The latter two theories began to be uncovered. "
Translation: Choosing a date and pushing one's fate must be used in coordination with each other, so that there can be no gaps in the interpretation results of the two.