An idiom describing Wan Li with clear skies in autumn and cool and pleasant climate.

Idioms describing Wan Li's clear sky and cool and pleasant climate in autumn include: orange-orange-green, bleak autumn wind, rustling autumn wind, fallen leaves, autumn moon spring breeze, spring flowers and autumn moon, etc.

1, bleak autumn wind: describes the sound made by autumn wind blowing trees.

Whispering autumn wind: Whispering autumn wind is an idiom in China, which describes the wind or other slight sounds. I am seeing the guests off. At night, on the Xunyang River, maple leaves and mature rushes rustle in autumn.

3. Autumn leaves: Autumn leaves, an idiom in China, pinyin is qifēng Luòyè, which originally meant that autumn leaves were swept away, and it was a bleak scene. Now it is more like being swept away. From On Salt and Iron, On Work.

4. Autumn Moon Spring Breeze: Autumn Moon Spring Breeze, an idiom in China, pinyin is qi ū yuè ch ū n f ng, which means autumn night, bright moon and spring breeze. It means good times. Out of pipa introduction.

5. Spring flowers and autumn moon: Spring flowers and autumn moon, an idiom in China, with the pinyin of chūn huā qiū yuè, which means flowers in spring and autumn moon. From the word "Yu Meiren" written by Li Yu in Southern Tang Dynasty.