What do you mean, the sun is just right and the breeze is not dry?

The breeze is not dry, sunshine is just a popular sentence on the internet, which can be understood as sunny and sunny weather.

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Idioms describing good weather

1, sunny

Pronunciation: fēng hé rì lì?

Explanation: It's breezy and sunny. Describe sunny and warm weather.

Source: Qing Wu Ren Jian's History of Pain: "It's sunny, sunny; Numerous officials; Come to pay homage. "

2. There are no clouds in Wan Li.

Pronunciation: wàn lǐ wú yún?

Explanation: The sky is blue without a cloud. Describe sunny weather.

Source: Master Wang Yuan's "The West Chamber", Book III, the second fold: "There is no cloud in Wan Li, and I am exhausted."

3. Blue Sky Wan Li

Pronunciation: Bok?

Explanation: Wan Li: refers to a large area and a long distance. Describe sunny weather.

Source: Spring Eye Pool "Zhou Enlai Recreation from the Altar": "More ice peaks and white clouds; Wan Li, a blue sky, complements the white snow and flows with colorful light. "