What are the idioms about meteorology and phenology?

Spring is warm and flowers are blooming

Pinyin: chūn nuǎn huā kāi?

Synonyms: The earth is rejuvenating, and a hundred flowers are blooming. Antonyms: It’s cold and freezing, and it’s snowing

< p>Usage: Complex sentence pattern; used as subject and clause; metaphor of good timing and good times

Explanation: This refers to the pleasant climate and beautiful scenery in spring. Now is also a metaphor for a great opportunity.

Source: Ming Dynasty Zhu Guozhen's "Yongzhuan Essay·Nannei": "The spring is warm and the flowers are blooming, and I am destined to accompany the cabinet Confucian ministers to a banquet."

The birds are singing and the flowers are fragrant

Pinyin: niǎo yǔ huā xiāng?

Synonyms: Beautiful mountains and clear waters Antonyms: Backcountry

Usage: Combined; as attributive and object; to describe the beautiful scene of spring

Explanation: The birds chirp beautifully and the flowers bloom fragrantly. Describe the beautiful scene of spring.

Source: Song Dynasty Lu Benzhong's poem "An Ju": "The singing of birds and the fragrance of flowers turn into sunset, and I am afraid of getting sick after a little leisure."

The grass grows and the orioles fly

Pinyin: cǎo zhǎng yīng fēi ?

Usage: conjunction; used as attributive, clause; to describe the scene of spring

Explanation: Ying: oriole. Describe the scenery of late spring in the south of the Yangtze River.

Source: Liang Qiu Chi's "Book with Chen Bo" of the Southern Dynasty: "In late spring in March, grass grows in the south of the Yangtze River, there are peanut trees, and flocks of orioles fly around."

It is cold in spring

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Pinyin: chūn hán liào qiào Simplified Pinyin: chlq

Synonyms: sharp and cold Antonyms: warm spring breeze

Usage: subject-predicate; used as predicate; to describe spring Cold weather

Explanation: Cold weather: slightly cold. Describe the coldness of early spring.

Source: Volume 19 of "Wudeng Huiyuan" by Shi Puji of the Song Dynasty: "The spring is cold and the weather is cold, and the cold kills the young.

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