远亲不如近邻
      Explanation: Refers to the case of emergency, all the way relatives and neighbors as near as good as the timely help.
      Usage: The main predicate; as object; for caution in dealing with neighborhood
      Source: Ming Shinai "Tales" as the saying goes back to the twenty-fourth neighbor is better than a distant relative, Hugh to be lost favor. "
  • Thesaurus:  Distant water will not put out a fire, distant water cannot quench present thirst, apo- Hydrolysis Unable to Thirst