What's the difference between sunny after rain and sunny after rain?

It's sunny after the rain: focus on the weather and scenery.

It clears up after the rain: it can describe the weather and scenery, and it can also describe that things (or events) have passed or people's moods are beginning to get better.

2, pinyin difference:

It's sunny after the rain: yǔ hòu tiān qíng?

After the rain clears: Y ǔ Gutigang Qing

3, meaning difference:

Sunny after the rain: It's sunny after the heavy rain.

Clear up after the rain: it means that the weather will clear up after the rain, which means that politics will turn from darkness to light.

Synonym: At the beginning of the rain, the clouds open at sunrise and disappear.

1, after the rain, the pinyin yǔhòuchěc means that everything becomes clear after the rain. More generally, it refers to the change of weather.

Origin: At the beginning of the rain, when the first ray of sunshine broke through the sky, through the clouds and sprinkled a little golden light, it seemed to burn all the haze.

2, the clouds open the sunrise, pinyin: yún kāi rì chū. The word can be interpreted as: the dark clouds have dispersed and the light has come again.

Source: Qing Wenkang's Biography of Heroes of Children: It's nice to see adults now, just like sunrise.

3. Wu San, Xiao Yun, pinyin yún xiāo wù sàn idiom, which means to dissipate like a smoke cloud. Metaphor things disappear cleanly.

Source: Tang Li Shimin's "Imperial Decree on Giving the Right Servant of Wu Ji Shangshu Shooting": "As the war indicates, the clouds disappear."

Extended data:

Antonym: Dark clouds are gathering, the sky is dark and the rain is pouring down.

1, clouds are gathering, Chinese vocabulary. Pinyin: tóng yún mì bù, which means thick clouds cover the sky. Red clouds here refer to clouds, which are densely covered, and thick clouds cover the sky, which is generally a sign before snow.

Origin: The tenth episode of Water Margin is the severe winter. Dark clouds are gathering, the north wind is rising, but it has been snowing for a long time.

2, it's dark, China idiom. Pinyin: tiān hūn dàn, interpretation: describes the darkness. A scene in which clouds cover the sun, moon or sandstorm.

Source: Tao Xingzhi's Manifesto of Founding Rural Kindergarten: "Take a look at rural life. When farming is busy, housewives are busier. "

3. Heavy rain is an idiom in China, pronounced Y incarnation, which describes that it rains heavily and pours down.

Source: Zhu Ming Guozhen's "Rushing Xiao Zhuang and Zi Shan's Knife": On the third day, he led the people to curse Longtan to arouse the wrath of heaven and bring down heavy rain.