Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Weather forecast - The idiom "The weather is sunny, and the rainbow hangs high after the rain".

The idiom "The weather is sunny, and the rainbow hangs high after the rain".

It will clear up after the rain: y ? it will clear up after the rain. This is also a metaphor for the political transition from darkness to light. As predicate and attribute; Of weather or conditions.

Send an umbrella after the rain: y ǔ h ò u s ò ng s n, which means to pay attention afterwards. It also means not helping in time. As objects and attributes; Refers to the behavior after the event.

Like mushrooms after rain: yǔ hòu chūn sǔn, which means that after the spring rain, bamboo shoots grow a lot at once. Metaphor things emerge quickly and in large quantities. Used as attribute and object; Refers to new things.

After the rain, it will clear up: y incarnation, it will clear up after the rain. This is also a metaphor for the political transition from darkness to light. As predicate and attribute; The situation.

Long rain: Lan Fengxiang Y incarnation, gloomy wind, redundant rain. Refers to the wind and rain in summer and autumn. Later, it also refers to wind and rain. Also known as "wind and rain" become objects; It's stormy.

Wind and rain: lá n f ē ng f ú y ǒ refers to the wind and rain in summer and autumn. Later, it also refers to wind and rain. It's the same as "the wind never stops raining" Become an object; It's stormy.

Wind and rain on the bed: f ě f ě ngy ǔ du ? Chuang, refers to the joy of reunion of brothers or relatives after a long separation, and talking in a room. As a predicate; Of brothers or relatives reunited after a long separation.

Cold wind and bitter rain: q and f ē ng k ǔ y ǔ, bitter wind and bitter rain: cold wind; Bitter rain: a long and disastrous rain. Describing bad weather was later used to describe a miserable and desolate situation. As subject, object and attribute; A miserable situation.

Bitter rain and bitter wind: kǔ yǔ qī fēng, bitter rain: long-term disastrous rain; Sad wind: cold wind. Describing bad weather was later used to describe a miserable and desolate situation. As objects and attributes; Refers to bitterness and sadness.

Rain scattered and clouds gathered: yyǔsàn yún shūu not u, ① metaphor for the separation of relatives and friends. (2) refers to clear up after the rain. As objects and attributes; Used in written language.

Cold wind and rain: qοofěng lěng yǔ, hentai: cold wind; Cold rain: icy rain. Describing bad weather was later used to describe a miserable and desolate situation. As subject, object and attribute; A miserable situation.

Wushan, Yu Yun: yún yǔ wū shān, originally referring to the ancient myths and legends of Wushan goddess urging sex and rain. Later called men and women. As objects and attributes; Used between men and women.

Yu Yun in Wushan: wshān yúnyǔ incarnation, originally referring to the ancient myths and legends of Wushan Goddess urging sex and rain. Later called men and women. As objects and attributes; Men and women.

B? y ? j ? f ? ng: b ? y ? j ? f ? ng, the original meaning is that people are like stars, and the stars are stormy, which means that ordinary people like the kindness of their masters. Later, it was a word praising the benevolent government of the ruler Platts. Become an object; Refers to the official administration should conform to the people's feelings.

Storm: Kuang fēng zhòuyǔ, originally described as storm and heavy rain. Later, it also refers to the sinister situation or fierce momentum. As predicate and object; Metaphor is sinister or fierce.

Yu Yun Gaotang: yún yǔ gāo táng, originally referring to the goddess of Wushan in ancient myths and legends to urge rain. Later called men and women. As objects and attributes; Between men and women.