The origin of the idiom: Ouyang Shan's "Hard Struggle" 58: "The poor farmer next door came to visit her with brown sugar, ginger and glutinous rice ..."

Traditional Writing: Neighbors and Neighbors

ㄗㄨㄛㄖㄧㄣㄧㄡㄌㄧㄧㄡㄌㄧ. Athena Chu

Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours Neighbours.

Idiom grammar: as subject, object and attribute; Refers to the left and right neighbors.

Degree of common use: common idioms

Emotion and color: neutral idioms

Idiom structure: combined idioms

Generations: Contemporary Idioms