I am lucky to have you in the Jianghu. You mean I'm lucky to have you, even though I've been walking around like a dream. It is also to show that I am very lucky about this matter, and it is also a clear meaning of your gratitude. I think meeting you may be the most important thing in my life, and I am lucky to be able to go.
Introduction:
Jianghu has multiple extended meanings in China culture. The original meaning of rivers and lakes refers to the vast rivers and lakes, and later it derived the meaning of "the world", which has nothing to do with rivers and lakes. Later, it also refers to the social environment in which people in ancient times did not accept control, orders and legal constraints. So the word Jianghu has gradually evolved into a more multifaceted or specific noun.