1. Bright moon and cool breeze
I love you
Interpretation of idioms
Only a cool breeze and a bright moon is a metaphor for not making friends and for being idle.
Origin of idioms
"Nan Shi Xie Huichuan": "Those who enter my room have a breeze; A toast to me is only the bright moon. " Shen Ming Cai's Tales of Thousands of Gold: "Love fame, water gulls, clever shoes and dust, how can it be like a bright moon and a cool breeze everywhere, and it is always digested."
2. The wind and moon are boundless
(fēng yuè wú biān)
Refers to the victory of scenery. From Zhu's "The Portrait of Mr. Liu Zan and Mr. Lian": "The wind and the moon are boundless, and the plants are green."
The wind is going to stop.
Pronunciation: Xi m:NGCáNYUè.
From: Song Liu Yong's "Yulinling" words: "Where do you wake up tonight, Yang Liuan, the wind is fading."
Synonym: Deng Qing ancient Buddha
Antonym: bustling downtown
4. The wind is clear and the moon is bright
(fēng qěng Yuèmíng)？
Commentary: The breeze is cool and the moonlight is clear. Describe the beautiful night scene. The same is "the wind is clear and the moon is bright." ?
Source: Liu Mingji's "Bi Heng Lou Ji": "It's amazing to hear that there are beautiful bamboos in the pavilion, which can be used as a flute. The wind is clear and the moon is bright, but you can come to the phoenix to scare the dragon. "
Criticize the wind and wipe the moon.
(péféngòYuè)
Explanation: I still say the moon. Refers to the theme that poets express leisure by reciting love affairs. The fourth source stone "He Changguan's Six-character Rhyme": "How can a poor family entertain guests, but they know how to wipe the moon and criticize the wind?"