Flying in the sky,
Flying in the air,
Flying in the waterfall,
Flying in the dream,
Flying in the goose,
Flying with the wind,
Flying with the eyes,
Flying with the eyes,
Flying in the dog,
Flying in the gold,
Flying in the sea,
Flying in the flame,
Flying in the moth,
Flying in the flame.
Flying eaves against the sky,
Feihong stepping on the snow,
Feiwen dye Han,
Flying pearls splashing jade,
Flying luan Xiangfeng,
Flying clouds swooping the electricity
Moths casting flames,
Flying walls walking on the walls,
Question 2: What are the idioms that start with Fei? Fei begins with "Fly"
Fei Cang Guowan Huang refers to Hunting. The idiom of "fly" begins with "fly". Yellow, yellow dog.
Flying ruminants and pulling grain Refers to the rapid transportation of grain and grass. Same as "飞刍挽粟".
Flying ruminants and pulling grain refers to the rapid transportation of grain and grass. Same as "飞刍挽粟".
飛刍挽粟 Fei: extremely fast; 刍: fodder; 挽: pulling a cart or boat; 粟: millet, referring to grain in general. It refers to the rapid transportation of grain and grass.
Flying ruminants and transferring feed Refers to the rapid transportation of grain and grass. It is the same as "to pull the millet by the ruminants".
飛短流长 飞、流 流：散布；短、长：指非、善恶。 It refers to spreading rumors and vilifying others.
Flying away from the world Flying away from the world: refers to retiring. It means to retreat and get away from vulgarity.
Flying away from the world
Flying away from the world
Flying away from the world: to retreat. It means to be far away from the common people and to be proud of oneself.
Moths go to the fire Like moths fighting for fire. It is a metaphor for seeking one's own death and bringing about one's own destruction.
Moth to Flame A metaphor for seeking one's own death and taking one's own life.
The metaphor of a moth going to the flame is to seek one's own death, to bring about one's own destruction.
Moths to Candle Metaphorically speaking, moths go to the candle, but it is also a metaphor of seeking death and taking one's own life.
This is the same as "moths to the flame".
Moths to the fire A moth to the fire is a metaphor for taking one's own life.
Moth to fire is like moth to fire. It is a metaphor for taking one's own life.
Flying Pavilion: a pavilion built in the air; Flowing Dan: the colorful lacquer is bright and colorful. The pavilion road built in the air is coated with brightly colored lacquer. Describe the exquisite beauty of the building.
Flying goblet refers to the frequent passing of cups.
Flying,
Flying,
Flying Spirit,
Flying R,
Flying Speed,
Flying Plague,
Flying Kisses,
Airships,
Airships