What are some words to describe sunny weather?

The wind is warm and the sun is beautiful, the wind is warm and the sun is beautiful, the light is endless, the light is brilliant, the sun is beautiful, the wind is gentle, the light is endless, the red sun is blowing, the sun is scorching in the sky, the golden light is shining, and the light is shining

< p>风和日丽: fēng hé rì ?lì The breeze is gentle and the sun is bright. Describes sunny and warm weather. ?

fēng ?nuǎn ?rì ?lì 丽: beautiful. The wind is warm, the breeze is gentle, and the sun is bright. Describes sunny and warm weather. ?

Brilliant: guāng ? máng ?wàn ?zhàng describes the brilliance, shining into the distance. ?

Guangyan: guāng ?yàn ?wàn ?zhàngGuangyan: brilliance. The brilliant light shines into the distance. The original description of the poem is beautiful and will be passed down to future generations. It is mostly used to describe new things with great future. ?

The sun is beautiful and the wind is gentle: rì lì fēng ?hé The breeze is blowing and the sun is bright. Describes sunny and warm weather. ?

Ten thousand feet of light: guāng ?máng ?wàn ? zhàng describes the brilliance that shines into the distance.

Red sun Xixi hóng ? rì ?xí ?xí describes the red brilliance of the sun.

The scorching sun: lìe ridāng ?kōng describes the weather as very hot.

Xia Guang Wandao: xiá guāng wàn dào

Interpretation describes the beautiful scene of scattered rays of light at sunrise and sunset. It also describes the dazzling brilliance of a certain kind of treasure.

From Chapter 31 of "The Heroes of Sons and Daughters" written by Wenkang of the Qing Dynasty: "But I saw something reflecting the sun, with thousands of rays of light and thousands of auspiciousness. It flew towards his arms from the door. Come.

Radiant: guāng máng sì shè

The idiom explains ray: brilliance; shoot: illuminate. Strong light shines in all directions, strong light radiates in all directions: ~ Ten thousand feet丨 ~ All around.?