The wind swept away the remaining clouds. The strong wind swept away the remaining clouds. It is a metaphor for sweeping away the remaining things in one fell swoop.
Huangjuan Qinglan Huangjuan: ancient books were written in yellow, because they refer to books; Qinglan: oil lamps emit cyan light, which refers to oil lamps. The lights illuminate the books. Describes studying hard late at night, or...
The Yellow Juan Young Woman is a lingo for the word "excellent".
The flag roll Shu Shu: unfold. The battle flag flutters in the wind, sometimes rolled up and sometimes unfurled. It is a metaphor that the war continues.
A comeback is a metaphor for regaining power after failure.
Juanjuanjuanjuan: book or chapter of a book. Describes many books or a large book.
Opening a book is beneficial. Opening a book means opening a book, which refers to reading; in some countries: it is beneficial. There are always benefits to reading.
Hold on without letting go of the scroll. Note: put it down; scroll: refers to books. Never leave the book. Describes diligence and studiousness.
Escape means stealing all the valuable clothes and running away.
Sweeping the world means being powerful and controlling the whole country.
To pull out the pot and roll the mat ① is a metaphor for taking away all the belongings. ② It is still said that the bed is rolled up. Metaphor for being fired.
Reading more than 10,000 volumes, breaking: breakthrough; volume: number of books. Describes reading a lot and being knowledgeable.
Wind and Lightning means as fast as wind and lightning. Same as "speeding with lightning".
The wind and the clouds describe the rapid sweep.
Hush one's mouth and curl one's tongue means keeping silent.
Roll up the land and take away all the land. It is a metaphor for the cruel raids by officials.
Roll up the armor and put away the weapons.
Roll up the armor and put away the weapons. means to stop fighting.
Rolled armor means moving quickly and lightly while marching, keeping quiet to facilitate surprise attacks.
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