Finally, the idiom of the wind.

driving in all directions (bā miàn shǐ fēng): driving. Described as being good at have it both ways, he can get around in all aspects, and he can eat

eight aspects (bā miàn wēi fēng): all aspects. Describe the momentum and style.

bài huà shāng fēng refers to corrupting social morality.

bài sú shāng fēng refers to corrupting social morality.

b ǐ d ǐ ch ū n f ē ng [explanation] describes paintings and poems as vivid as the spring breeze comes to the pen.

biyujifeng (bǔ j Ο f ē ng) [explanation] originally meant that people are like stars, and stars are good at storms, which means that ordinary people like the kindness of their owners. Later, it was a word praising the benevolent government of the ruler Pushi.

pulling grass to observe the wind (bō cǎo zhān fēng) is a metaphor for being good at observing things.

Shadow capture is the wind (bǔ y ǐ ng x f ē ng), and neither wind nor shadow can be caught. Metaphor has no factual basis in speaking and doing things.

unhealthy tendencies (bù zhè ng zhē and fē ng) are improper social atmosphere.

the bitter rain and sour wind (cǎn yǔ suān fēng) is still a bitter wind and rain. Commanding sad weather. It is also a metaphor for the unstable situation.

Dà i m ? y ē f ng generation: the name of the ancient northern county; Daima: A good horse produced in the north. Metaphor is that people are attached to their homeland and don't want to die of old age

It goes in one ear and out the other (dāng ěr biān fēng).

It goes in one ear and out the other (dā ng ě r pá ng f ē ng) [explanation] See "Go in one ear and out the other". As the wind blowing in my ear. Metaphor is not paying attention to what you hear.

Dao Gu Xian Feng (dào gǔ xiān fēng) refers to the temperament and spirit of those who have attained enlightenment and immortals.

the wind in the ear (? r bi ā n zh and f ē ng) blows by. Metaphorically speaking, if you don't pay attention to it,

the wind behind your ears is like the wind behind your ears. Describe the feeling produced by the root behind the ear during intense and rapid exercise.

farting means cheering from the side.

fēi péng chéng fēng: Pennisetum. Refers to the grass flying around in the wind, drifting. Metaphor means that people have no firm will and change with the situation. Also known as "flying with the wind".

the bitter fleabane flies with the wind. Metaphor means that people have no opinions and their attitudes change with the situation.

the feiran rural wind (fěi rán xiāng fēng) comes home to the wind lightly.

see "feiran rural wind" for the feiran wind (fěi rán xiàng fēng).

fèng yáng rén fēng: praise; Benevolence: Benevolence is like fashion. Used in the old days to extol good governance.

change the customs and move the wind (g m: I sú qi ā n f ē ng): change. Change customs and habits.

change politics and customs.

willing to lose (gān bài xià fēng): willing, willing; Downwind: Below the wind direction. I really admire you for being inferior to others.

willingly bow down to the wind (gān bài xià fēng). Self-recognition is not as good as each other; Express sincere admiration.

Gā o jié q and ng f ē ng: noble integrity; Breeze: a clean and honest style. Noble integrity, clean style. Metaphor is noble and clean.

guài yǔ máng fēng is a violent storm.

observing the wind (guān huà tīng fēng f ē ng) means hoping to see good political education.

drinking the northwest wind (hē xī běi fēng) means having nothing to eat.

the wind of ji shan (j and sh ā n zh and f ē ng) [explanation] refers to the demeanor of a hermit.

illness and evil are like the wind (jí rú f ē ng) [explanation] Hating bad people and evil things is like the wind sweeping away.

a storm (jí y ǔ bà o f ē ng) [explanation] refers to the sudden and violent wind and rain. The same as "storm and rain".

jiqià o pi ā o f ē ng says "Zhuangzi's Theory of All Things": "If the wind blows, the harmony will be great, and if the wind blows, all things will be empty." When the wind stops, all the orifices are empty and silent. After metaphor has no influence and function.

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Jià n Shē sh ē ng f ē ng describes making waves when something happens.

jiè péng shǐ fēng is a metaphor for doing things with the help of others.

jǔ bù shēng fēng describes walking very fast or doing things neatly.

kè w ù cá iē f ē ng is a metaphor for being good at describing landscapes

kê ng xué lá iē f ē ng points: holes and holes; Come: incur. If there is a gap, the wind will blow. Metaphor rumors spread by chance; Or metaphorically, news or legends are not completely without reason.

k ǒ u ji ǒ o ch ū n f ē ng originally meant that verbal comments, like spring breeze, can grow everything. Metaphor after boasting or putting in a good word for others.

quarreling with wind (k ǒ u ji m: o sh ē ng f ē ng) is a metaphor for being fluent and articulate.

Bitter rain and bitter wind (k ǔ y ǔ q ē f ē ng) describes bad weather. Metaphor scene sad

bright moonlight and fresh breeze.

Li m: ng xi ù q: ng f ē ng originally means that two sleeves rise in the wind; A fluttering gesture. After metaphor when an official; Very clean; Except the breeze in the sleeves; There is nothing else. Now also refers to poverty; No property. Also known as "clear wind and two sleeves".

high wind under the forest (lín xià gāo fēng) is the same as "atmosphere under the forest".

under-forest breeze (lín xià qīng fēng f ē ng) is the same as "under-forest atmosphere".

the horse's ear spring breeze (m: ě r ch ū n f ē ng) is referred to as "the east wind of the horse".

a horse's ear is a metaphor for turning a deaf ear to other people's words.

horses and cows have their own wind (mǎ niú qí fēng), which means horses and Niu Ben escape. "Book Fei Shi": "The horse and the cow have their own wind, and the male and female servants flee, so don't dare to go beyond it." Kong Yingda Shu: "In the four years of Zuo Zhuan, it says,' It's just that the wind and horses are irrelevant.' Jia Kui said:' The wind is released, and the attraction between the two animals is called the wind.' However, the horses and cows are in a terrible wind, because they are chasing each other, and they are going to let them go away. "After used to express irrelevant.

a full face of spring breeze (m m m n li m n ch ū n f ē ng) describes a happy mood, a full face of smiles

a full face of spring breeze (m m m n mi à n ch ū n f ē ng): the warm wind in spring. This refers to the spring breeze; Warm and pleasant. Now refers to the joy of mood; All smiles. It is also used to describe a kind and enthusiastic face.

spring breeze with sleeves (m m: n xi ù ch ū n f ē ng) [explanation] The sleeves are floating with wind. Describe very proud.

mí rán chéng fēng is the same as "rushing to the wind".

following the wind (mí rán cóng fēng) is the same as "following the wind".

follow the wind (mí rán shùn fēng).

the rural wind (mí rán xiāng fēng) is seen as "the wind is blowing away".

mí rán xiàng fēng is also called "the rural wind". Also known as "the rustic style". It means that the group will follow suit and become an atmosphere.

tight ventilation (mü b ù t not ng f ē ng) describes a tight encirclement or a tight defense, so that even the wind can't get in.

Miè j ǐ ng zhu ē f ē ng can't see the shadow, so he can get the upper hand. Describe a horse running very fast. Scene, the same as "shadow".

the moon breeze (mí ng yuè q and ng f ē ng) is only accompanied by the breeze and the moon. Metaphor is not to make friends casually. It is also a metaphor for being at leisure.

mǒ yuè pē ng means to use romantic moon as a dish. This is a witty saying that the literati said that the family is poor and has nothing to entertain guests.

Wipe the moon and criticize the wind (mǒ yuè pē f ē ng): finely cut; Batch: thin cut. Use romantic as a dish. It means to sing the wind and the moon, to be lofty and to enjoy oneself

to bathe in the dew and comb the wind (mù lù shū fēng) means to be brushed and infiltrated by the wind and dew.

bathing in the rain and combing the wind (mù yǔ shū fēng) is the same as "bathing in the rain and hurricane".

the wind combs your hair and washes your hair in the rain. Describe people who often work hard outside without shelter from the wind and rain.

mu ru Qing and ng f ē ng means that beauty is like a breeze to nourish everything.

niè yǐng zhuī fēng f ē ng describes it as extremely fast.

playing with shadows (nòng yǐng tuán fēng) describes the uncertainty of mind and soul.

make fun of the moon (nê ng yuè chá o fê ng): enjoy; Mock: ridicule; Wind and moon: refer to all kinds of natural scenery. Refers to writing that describes scenes such as wind, clouds and moon dew and is poor in ideological content.

playing on the moon (nòng yuè yín fēng) means enjoying and chanting the beautiful scenery of the moon.

the wind (pái kāng zhàng fēng) keeps the wind out, but the chaff can't be removed. Metaphor means that action is contrary to purpose.

to ride the waves and the wind (pò làng chéng fēng) refers to "riding the waves"

a thousand miles of the same wind (qiān lǐ tóng fēng) means that the world is at peace.

the spring breeze of autumn moon (qiū yuè chūn fēng) refers to its beautiful days. It also refers to the good times.

sitting in the spring breeze (rú zuò chūn fēng) is like sitting in the warm spring breeze; Metaphor is educated by a good teacher.

ruò bù jīn fēng used to describe a delicate body; Even the wind can't stand it. Now refers to people's physical weakness.

when a tree is big, it is easy to be hit by the wind. Metaphor aims to attract people's attention; Easy to get into trouble.

shùn shuǐ shùn fēng f ē ng is a metaphor for good luck, smooth work and no obstacles.

xiǔ shuǐ shùn fēng is the same as "water-staying meal wind".

xiǔ shuǐ cān fēng describes the hardships of traveling or living in the wild.

xiǔ yǔ cān fēng describes the hard journey.

tái gé shēng fēng f ēē ng: the office of Shangshu in the Eastern Han Dynasty. It generally refers to the serious atmosphere of government ministers in Taiwan. Metaphor official style clean.

tān mò chéng fēng ink: unclean; Greedy for ink: Officials take bribes. Corruption and bribery among officials are prevalent. Describe official corruption.

tán tǔ shēng fēng is witty and funny.

táo lǐ chūn fēng means that students are taught by good teachers.

the end of the day: the end of the day; Cool wind: especially the southwest wind in early autumn. Originally, Du Fu thought of Li Bai, his best friend in exile at the end of the day, because of the autumn wind. Later, it is often compared to touching the scene and missing the old friend.

tóng zhōu yù fēng ē ng is a metaphor for the same adversity.

wèi rán chéng fēng describes the prevalence of something; Form a good atmosphere. Wei Ran: The appearance of lush vegetation.

Wu Daozi, a painter in the Tang Dynasty, is good at painting Buddha statues, and his brushwork is round, and his clothes are blown by the wind. Later generations praised his superb painting skills and elegant style because of his "Wu Dai Dangfeng".

xiāng shuài chéng fēng has become a common custom. Handsome, the same as "rate".

Xi ā ng xí ché ng f ē ng [explanation] habit. It means that everyone is used to a certain practice or view and becomes a habit.

it's raining blood in blood shed; A foul-smelling wind. Metaphor situation, the sinister situation.

great wind (yāng yāng dà fēng): a grand look. Refers to the great country demeanor with great boldness of vision.

bon voyage (y and f ā n sh ù n f ē ng) is the same as "bon voyage".

one track with the same wind (y and gu ǐ tó ng f ē ng) has the same tracks and customs. Metaphor for national unity.

bon voyage (y and lù shù n