[Neighbor]

Fang: The people who live next door explain their neighbors in detail. Chen Zhongchuan of the Later Han Dynasty: "Neighbor Billy, share the pressure." Tang Yuanzhen's poem "Regatta" wrote: "Drink the wine in the village in the morning and the cattle next door at night." The strange situation witnessed in "Twenty Years" goes back to the sixth and ninth chapters: "His old lady rose to a high position and she went to the neighborhood." Lu Xun's Blessing of Wandering: "Wei's wife and son called her Sister Xianglin, saying that she was a neighbor of her mother's house."

Word decomposition

Neighbor's explanation People who live close to each other: neighbors. neighbor Proximity: neighboring countries. Next door. Adjacent seats. Neighborhood relations. neighbor Near, near: "all reasonable neighbors know." In ancient times, five households were neighbors, and five neighbors were one mile. Radical: Lu; The house where she lives: the dormitory. Hostel school building, rest: at the foot of the mountain. Modesty refers to a relative younger or lower in seniority than himself: my brother. Give up a nephew. Sheqin in ancient times, marching for one night or thirty miles was a house: retreating three houses (figuratively speaking, giving in to people). Last name. Take it.