Mountains and rivers are different, wind and moon are the same.
Supplies donated to Hubei universities by the HSK Affairs Bureau of the Chinese Proficiency Test in Japan during the epidemic included 20,000 masks and a batch of infrared thermometers. On the label of the carton, eight Chinese characters were written, "Mountains and rivers are different, wind and moon are the same."
"Mountains and rivers" and "foreign lands" first came from the "Spring and Autumn Annals of Wu and Yue - Yue Wang Wuyu Xuanxian," a phrase used to introduce and describe the "Classic of Mountains and Seas," which reads, "Summoning its gods and asking for mountains and rivers and pulses. ...... different countries and regions".
The words "wind and moon" were commonly used during the Tang Dynasty, originally referring to the passage of time. The word "tongtian" refers to the harmony between heaven and earth, meaning that water and fire between heaven and earth are complementary to each other.
"Mountains and rivers in different areas" is a metaphor for China and Japan, although they belong to two different countries, culture and customs are not exactly the same, but good neighborly relations, a coat with the water, a clear wind and a bright moon, **** Dai one day.