What do you mean, in return?

Give me a peach in return: it means that he gives me a peach and I give him a plum in return. A metaphor for friendly exchanges or mutual gifts.

Pinyin:? tóu táo bào làu

Source: The Book of Songs: "Give me a peach and give me a plum."

Throw me a peach and I'll give you back the plum.

Synonym:

1, reciprocity: it means paying attention to reciprocity in etiquette and treating each other in the same way as the other person treats himself.

Pinyin: lüshàng wüng láI

Source: Book of Rites Quli Merchants by Dai Sheng in the Western Han Dynasty: Rites come back and forth, and if you don't come, you will be rude.

Courtesy is reciprocated, and if you don't come, you will have it.

2, Tao A: Metaphor rewards each other.

Pinyin: táo lái lǐ dá?

Source: Poetry, elegance and pity: "Give me a peach and give me a plum."

He gave me peaches and I gave him plums in return.