What wind and what rain, what storm, what miserable wind and what rain, what eyebrows fly, what dragons fly, what flowers fly and what butterflies dance.
1. Harmonious wind and fine rain
Interpretation: Harmonious wind: refers to the wind of spring. Gentle wind and fine rain. The metaphor is that the way is gentle and not rough.
Origin: Southern Dynasty - Chen - Zhang Zhengmian "Accompanying Hengyang You Jiejia Poem": "The clear wind blows the wheat ridge; the fine rain washes the plum forest." The meaning is that the mild wind blows the wheat field; the light rain instructs the plum forest.
2. Stormy Rain
Refers to a strong wind and heavy rain. It is also a metaphor for a violent sound or a perilous situation.
Origin: Laozi, Chapter 23: "Therefore, the drifting wind does not end in the morning, and the sudden rain does not end in the day." It means that the gusty wind does not blow for a morning, and the torrential rain does not fall for a whole day.
3. Bleak Wind and Bitter Rain
Interpretation: Bleak Wind: cold wind; Bleak: miserable, cold; Bitter Rain: rain that falls for a long time and becomes a disaster. Describe the bad weather. Later, it is used to describe the situation as miserable and desolate.
Origin: Zuo Zhuan - Zhaogong 4, "There is no miserable wind in spring and no bitter rain in autumn." It means that there is no cold wind in spring and no incessant rain in fall.
4, eyebrows flying color dancing
Interpretation: color: face, expression. It describes a person who is talking at great length and with great joy and excitement.
Origin: Qing Dynasty - Li Baojia, "The Present Condition of Officialdom", Round 1: "When Squire Wang heard this, he couldn't help but dance with a fluttering color on his brow." [
5. Dragon Flying and Phoenix Dancing
Definition: The original description of the winding and majestic mountains, and later also describes the powerful calligraphy, flexible and stretching.
Originality: Song Su Shi, "Tablet of the Zhongguan Tablet": "Tianmu Mountain, camas water out of, dragon fly phoenix dance, extracted in Lin'an." It means that the mountain of Tianmu, ah, the camas water flows out from here, and the river, like the dragon flying and the phoenix dancing, converges to Lin'an.
6, flowers and butterflies
Interpretation: flowers and butterflies dance and flutter in the wind. It is a metaphor for a young woman's soft and light walking posture.
Origin: Qing Wenkang, "The Legend of the Sons and Daughters of Heroes", 40th episode: "She promised, and the flowers and butterflies danced in the past."