1. Natural interpretation
Wind
Usually refers to the horizontal movement component of the air, including direction and magnitude, that is, wind direction and wind speed. But for flight, it also includes a vertical motion component, the so-called vertical or lift airflow. Gusts (also known as gusts) are winds that change drastically in wind speed in a short period of time. Meteorological wind direction refers to the direction of the wind, and navigational wind direction refers to the direction of the wind. In meteorological services, wind power levels are often used to express wind speed. The "Beaufort Wind Scale" formulated by the Englishman F. Beaufort in 1805 divided wind power into 13 levels (0 to 12). Since 1946, the number of wind power levels has increased to 18 (levels 0 to 17). Wind and gusts have a great impact on aircraft flight. When taking off and landing, appropriate takeoff and landing directions must be selected based on the wind direction and speed on the ground; during flight, the drift must be corrected in time based on the wind direction and wind speed in the air to maintain a certain heading and calculate the standard flight time; when building an airport, the wind direction and wind speed must be used to determine the appropriate direction. The climate data determines the runway orientation. In addition, wind also has a significant impact on the flight performance of the aircraft. For example, when the aircraft flies against the wind, the lift of the aircraft will increase. Gusts have a significant impact on aircraft flight loads. In the design of aircraft, a model and intensity standard for describing gusts need to be given.
Definition of wind
The movement of air relative to the ground surface, usually refers to its horizontal component, expressed in wind direction, wind speed or wind force. Wind direction refers to the direction of airflow, and is often recorded in 16 directions. Wind speed is the horizontal distance that air moves per unit time, measured in meters per second. The horizontal wind speed in the atmosphere is generally 1.0 to 10 meters/second, and typhoons and tornadoes sometimes reach 102 meters/second. The wind speed in farmland can be less than 0.1 meters/second. There are two types of wind speed observation data: instantaneous value and average value. Generally, the average value is used. Wind measurements are mostly carried out with instruments such as electric anemometers, portable anemometers, dyne anemometers, and thermometers used to measure breezes in farmland. It can also be estimated based on the wind force level table based on the signs of ground objects.
Causes of wind
The direct cause of wind is the uneven distribution of air pressure in the horizontal direction. Wind is comprehensively affected by different factors such as atmospheric circulation, topography, and water bodies, and takes various forms, such as monsoons, local land and sea breezes, valley winds, and foehn winds. Simply put, wind is the movement of air molecules. To understand the causes of wind, we must first understand two key concepts: air and air pressure. The composition of air includes: nitrogen molecules (accounting for 78% of the total volume of air), oxygen molecules (accounting for about 21%), water vapor and other trace components. All the air molecules are moving very fast, rapidly colliding with each other and anything on the horizon.
Air pressure can be defined as the amount of pressure exerted by air molecules in a given area. Generally speaking, the more air molecules there are in a certain area, the greater the air pressure in that area. Correspondingly, wind is the result of the pressure gradient force.
Some of the changes in air pressure are caused by storms, some are caused by uneven heating of the surface, and some are caused in certain horizontal areas. Atmospheric molecules are forced to flow from areas with relatively high pressure to low pressure. caused by the zone.
Most of the high and low pressure bands that show up on weather maps simply create the gentle breezes that accompany us. The air pressure difference required to produce a breeze accounts for only 1% of the atmospheric pressure itself, and this pressure change occurs in many areas. Relatively speaking, the formation of severe storms results from changes in larger, more concentrated areas of air pressure.
Impact of wind
Wind is one of the environmental factors in agricultural production. Moderate wind speed plays an important role in improving farmland environmental conditions. Near-surface heat exchange, farmland evapotranspiration, and transport processes of carbon dioxide and oxygen in the air accelerate or intensify as wind speed increases. Wind can spread plant pollen and seeds, helping plants to pollinate and reproduce. Wind energy is a widely distributed and inexhaustible energy source. The prevailing monsoon in China is beneficial to crop growth. In the Inner Mongolia Plateau, Northeast Plateau, Southeast Coast and inland mountains, there are abundant wind energy resources that can be developed and utilized as energy.
Wind can also have a negative effect on agriculture. It can spread pathogens and spread plant diseases. High-altitude winds are the meteorological conditions for pests such as armyworms, rice planthoppers, rice leaf rollers, and migratory locusts to migrate over long distances. Strong winds can cause mechanical scratches on leaves, lodging of crops, broken trees, and falling flowers and fruits, thus affecting yields. Strong winds also cause soil erosion, sand dune movement, and damage to farmland. Blind reclamation in arid areas will cause land desertification due to wind. Strong winds and snowstorms in pastoral areas can disperse livestock herds and aggravate freezing damage. Certain special characteristics of local winds often cause wind damage. Salty tidal winds blowing from the sea, as well as high- and low-temperature foehn winds and hot dry winds, all seriously affect the flowering and fruit setting of fruit trees and the filling of cereal crops. To prevent wind damage, wind-resistant varieties that are dwarf, lodging-resistant, and friction-resistant are often cultivated. Building windbreaks and setting up wind barriers are even more effective ways to prevent wind.
The energy of wind
The kinetic energy formed by the flow of air is extremely wind energy. Wind energy is a converted form of solar energy.
The sun's radiation causes uneven heating of the earth's surface, causing uneven pressure distribution in the atmosphere and causing air to move in the horizontal direction and form winds. The formation of wind is the result of air movement. The main purpose of wind energy utilization is to convert the kinetic energy of atmospheric movement into other forms of energy.
In the equatorial and low latitude areas, the sun's altitude angle is large, the sunshine time is long, the solar radiation intensity is strong, the ground and the atmosphere receive more heat, and the temperature is higher; in high latitude areas, the sun's altitude angle is small, and the sunshine is The time is short, the ground and atmosphere receive little heat, and the temperature is low. This temperature difference between high latitudes and low latitudes forms a pressure gradient between the north and the south, causing the air to move horizontally. The wind should blow in the direction of the horizontal pressure gradient, that is, the vertical and isobars blow from high pressure to low pressure. The earth is rotating, and the force that deflects the horizontal movement of the air is called the geostrophic deflection force. This force deflects the airflow in the northern hemisphere to the right and the airflow in the southern hemisphere to the right. Therefore, in addition to the pressure gradient force, the movement of the earth's atmosphere is also affected by the earth's geostrophic deflection force. The influence of turning direction. The real movement of the atmosphere is the result of the combined influence of these two forces.
In fact, surface wind is not only dominated by these two forces, but also is affected to a large extent by the ocean and terrain. Mountain passes and straits can change the direction of airflow movement and increase wind speed. However, friction in hills and mountains reduces wind speed, while isolated mountain peaks increase wind speed due to high altitude. Therefore, the spatiotemporal distribution of wind direction and wind speed is complex.
In winter, the difference between land and sea affects the movement of air currents. In winter, the continent is colder than the ocean, and the air pressure on the continent is higher than that on the ocean. Winds blow from the continent to the ocean. In summer, by contrast, the continent is hotter than the ocean, and winds blow inland from the ocean. This wind that changes with the seasons is called monsoon. The so-called sea-land breeze is also during the day. The airflow on the continent is heated and expands, rises to high altitudes and flows to the ocean. It cools and sinks over the ocean. The airflow on the near-surface ocean blows toward the continent to compensate for the updraft of the continent. The low-level wind blows from the ocean to the ocean. The continent is called a sea breeze, while at night (winter) the situation is reversed and low-level winds blow from the continent to the ocean and are called land breezes. In mountainous areas, caused by heat, the wind blows from the valley to the plains or hillsides during the day, and from the plains or hillsides at night. The former is called valley wind, and the latter is called mountain wind. This is because the hillside heats up quickly during the day, and the temperature is higher than the air temperature at the same height above the valley. The warm air on the slope flows from the hillside to the top of the valley, and the air in the valley moves up the hillside to replenish the lost air. At this time, it blows from the valley to The wind on the hillside is called valley wind. At night, the hillside is cooled by radiation, and its cooling rate is faster than the air at the same height. The cold air flows down the slope into the valley, which is called mountain wind. When solar radiation passes through the earth's atmosphere, the atmosphere absorbs approximately 2*10^16W of energy, a small part of which is converted into kinetic energy of the air. Because the tropics absorb more solar radiation than the polar zones, the difference in atmospheric pressure creates air flow and creates "wind". As for local areas, for example, in high mountains and deep valleys, during the day, the air on the top of the mountains is heated by sunlight and rises, and the cold air in the deep valleys takes its place. Therefore, the wind blows from the deep valleys to the mountains; at night, the air in the mountains dissipates heat faster, so the wind Blows from high mountains to deep valleys. Another example is that in coastal areas, due to the temperature difference between land and ocean during the day, sea breeze blows to the land; conversely, at night, the land breeze blows to the sea.
Classification of wind
According to the phenomenon caused by wind on objects on the ground, the magnitude of wind is divided into 13 levels, called wind power levels, which are recorded as numbers from 0 to 12.
Wind level table
Wind level and symbol name Wind speed (meters) * Land objects and sea surface wave height (meters)
0 Calm wind 0.0-0.2 Smoke Straight up and calm 0.0
1 Soft wind 0.3-1.5 Smoke indicates wind direction, microwave peak has no droplets 0.1
2 Light breeze 1.6-3.3 Feeling windy, small wave peak not broken 0.2
3 Breeze 3.4-5.4 Flags spread out and break at the top of small waves 0.6
4 Gentle breeze 5.5-7.9 Blowing up dust and small waves with white foam peaks 1.0
5 Strong wind 8.0-10.7 Small trees Swinging waves break the foam peak group 2.0
6 Strong wind 10.8-13.8 Power lines are so loud that the waves drop into droplets 3.0
7 Strong wind 13.9-17.1 Difficulty walking and foam breaks into strips 4.0
8 Strong wind 17.2-20.7 Broken branches, high waves and spray 5.5
9 Strong wind 20.8-24.4 Small damage to houses, wave peak rollback 7.0
10 Strong wind 24.5-28.4 Uprooting trees, rolling waves and roaring 9.0
11 Storm 28.5-32.6, widespread damage, all wave crests covered in droplets 11.5
12 Hurricane 32.7- Destroying huge waves, monstrous to the sky 14.0
Note: The wind speed listed in this table refers to the wind speed value 10 meters above the ground on flat ground
2. Dictionary definition
Wind
Initial consonant: f
p>Prefix: wind, (, wind,)
Four numbers: 3500
Phonetic: fēng
Strokes: 04 strokes
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Radical painting: 04
Radical: wind
Interpretation: 1. The air flow phenomenon caused by uneven air pressure distribution: north ~ | blowing ~ |Tornado~.
2. Use the wind to blow: ~ dry | dry ~ clean.
3. Dried by the wind: ~chicken｜~meat.
4. As quickly and universally as the wind: ～行|～狠.
5. Customs: ~ Qi | ~ Customs | Wei Ran Cheng ~ | Shift ~ Change customs.
6. Scenery: ~Light | ~Scenery.
7. Behavior; posture; attitude: ~ adopt | ~ degree | ~ style | study ~ | work ~.
8. News; rumors: sound | oral | communication | report | hear and move.
9. Legendary; unfounded: ~ Chuan | ~ Hearing | ~ Words.
10. Situation; Momentum: Look and steer | Look and be invincible.
11. Refers to folk songs: Cai~.
12. Traditional Chinese medicine refers to certain diseases: ~Cold | ~Dampness | Moderate ~ | Epilepsy ~ | Goosefoot ~.
Wind, the eight winds. The east is called Ming Shufeng, the southeast is called Qingming Wind, the south is called Jingfeng, the southwest is called Liangfeng, the west is called Luhefeng, the northwest is called Buzhoufeng, the north is called Guangmofeng, and the northeast is called Rongfeng. The wind drives the insects to grow, so the insects transform in eight days. ——"Shuowen"
The beginning of spring brings the wind. ——"Yi Tong Gua Yu"
Northeast style. ——"Guangya·Shitian"
Forty-five days before the winter solstice, the wind arrives. ——"Huainanzi·Tianwen"
Tiaofeng lives in the northeastern dimension and governs all things. Words govern all things. ——"Historical Records·Lvshu"
Is there no Feng (wind) today? ——"Yin Xu Wen Bian Jia"
Seeing things happening, there is nothing to avoid. ——"Book of Han·Biography of the Two Kings Zhao, Yin, Han, and Zhang"
The wind is blowing and the clouds are flying. ——Liu Bang's "Song of the Great Wind"
The storm is about to come and the wind fills the building. ——Xu Hun "East Tower of Xianyang City"
Another example: strong wind (violent wind); wind letter (the size and direction of the wind); wind group (whirlwind. Metaphor of fast speed); wind blowing and sun burning (wind and sun); wind and hail (wind and hail); wind and flood (wind and flood); wind and snow (wind and snow)
" "Preface to Mao's Poems": "Use the wind to stab up. "Wind means "irony"." ((Excerpted from Huang Xianfan's "A Preliminary Study on the Interpretation of Ancient Books - Selected Academic Papers of Huang Xianfan"
Custom; custom〖generalmood; custom〗
Today we will change customs , it is difficult to be sincere - "Zizhi Tongjian"
The traitors were scattered, and customs changed drastically - "Book of Han·Biography of the Two Kings of Zhao, Yin, Han and Zhang"
That's why. This theory can be obtained by observing people's customs - Tang Dynasty Liu Zongyuan's "Snake Catcher"
Changing customs.
——"Xunzi·Music Theory"
Another example: Fengmei (customs are pure and beautiful); Fengchun (customs are simple and simple); Fenglun (customs have become corrupt); Fengxi (customs and habits); Fengfu ( Customs are shallow)
Style, bearing, charm〖demeanour〗
I also taste the legacy of the elders. ——Han Dynasty Sima Qian's "Report to Ren An"
Another example: Fengju (style, instrument); Fengbiao (style instrument); Fengze (style); Fengcai (style, magnanimity); style Period (bearing, mind); Fengjie (bearing and sentiment)
Style characteristics of literary and artistic works〖manner; style〗. Such as: Fengshen (referring to the style and charm of literary and artistic works); Fenghui (the style and charm of articles)
Wind, news〖news;information〗
But there is a wind coming The reward offered was one hundred taels. ——"Surprise at the Second Moment"
Another example: Feng Jing (wind sound is very tight); Feng Xun (wind sound; news); Feng Yin (wind sound); Feng Lu (wind sound, clue); move upon hearing the wind< /p>
One of the six meanings of "The Book of Songs". Refers to one of the three types of poetry in the Book of Songs, that is, the folk songs collected in "Guo Feng"〖ballad〗
The wind has Caifan Caiping. ——"Zuo Zhuan: The Third Year of Yin Gong"
Be happy with local customs and never forget the past. ——"Zuo Zhuan·The Ninth Year of Chenggong"
Another example: Feng Fu (referring to the wind and Fu in the six meanings of "poetry"); Fengren Qian (the poet's sadness)
The love between men and women〖love〗
Now that he is older, he has gradually learned about romance, and has fallen in love with Qin Zhong's romantic character. ——"A Dream of Red Mansions"
Another example: Fengyue (referring to the love between men and women); Fengyue Changxin (referring to everlasting love); Fengyue children (children indulged in the romantic field)
Discipline, education〖conductanddiscipline〗. Such as: Fenghui (enlightenment of education); Fengchi (describing the spread of virtue); Fengai (fengzedehua); Fengdiao (referring to the peacefulness of education); Fenglue (discipline and strategy); Fengzheng (the politics of education)
Power, momentum〖power〗. Such as: wind sweep (describing the force as violent as a strong wind sweeping across); wind Qiang formation horse (a boat riding the wind, a horse breaking the formation. It is a metaphor for strong momentum)
One of the six evils. Dian Kuang disease also refers to Dian madness. Later made "disease" 〖epilepsy〗. Such as: wind dizziness (epilepsy); wind madness (madness and dementia)
Idiom of wind
Idiom: turn with the wind
Source: "Peach Blossom" by Anonymous of Yuan Dynasty The second chapter of "Female": "Then you, the matchmakers, sip your mouth like a honey bowl, and you are just turning the rudder with the wind, asking for less money and fighting for more."
Allusion: Changing the rudder with the wind. Bit. It is a metaphor for changing one's attitude according to the situation (with a derogatory meaning).
Example: So the nationalist writers had no choice but to cry and shout about this incident. (Lu Xun's "Qiejieting Essays·Ghosts in the Chinese Literary Circle")
Idiom: The Four Seas Carrie the Wind
Source: "Confucius' Family Sayings·Haosheng": "Shun is also the king. , His government is good at life but bad at killing, so it spreads all over the world."
Allusion: It means that the whole country accepts enlightenment.
Idiom: Greed of ink becomes common
Source: "Zuo Zhuan·14th Year of Zhaogong": "Greetings lead to corrupt officials."
Allusion: Ink: Unclean; greedy: officials accept bribes. Corruption and bribery among officials are prevalent. Describing official corruption
Idiom: Talking and laughing
Source: Song Dynasty Xin Qiji's "Niannujiao·Gift to Xia Chengyu" words: "Imagining the future, the eyebrows are thick, the two mountains are dark, and the cheeks are full of laughter."
p>Allusion: Talking and laughing, high spirits. Describe the conversation as cheerful and interesting.
Example: He chuckled, gave food to wine, and talked about his life in the mountains and forests. (Liang Bin's "Fire Sowing Story" 17)
Idiom: Everything is ready, all we need is the east wind
Source: Chapter 49 of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" by Luo Guanzhong of the Ming Dynasty: " Kongming asked for paper and pen, retreated to the left and right, and wrote sixteen words in a secret note: If you want to defeat Duke Cao, you should attack with fire; everything is ready, all you need is the east wind."
Allusion: Everything is ready, only the east wind is needed. The east wind is not blowing, so we can't set fire. Metaphorically, everything is ready, except for the last important condition.
Example: We are now ~, as soon as the machine comes, it can be installed immediately.
3. Medical interpretation
The concept of etiology in traditional Chinese medicine, also known as wind evil. Disease caused by wind evil can be divided into external causes and internal causes. External wind originally refers to a climate or environmental state formed by air flow in nature. It is the main qi in spring and is one of the six qi (seeing qi). However, this kind of climate or environmental state can cause diseases in people with weak righteousness or susceptible constitutions. For these people, external wind becomes a causative factor and is one of the six evils. Internal wind refers to the pathological state caused by excessive and reverse changes of Yang Qi in the body caused by various reasons, and is closely related to liver lesions. Although there are differences between external wind and internal wind, they both have the characteristics of rapid onset and changeable clinical symptoms.
Although wind is the main air of spring, it occurs in all seasons, so there is no seasonality in the diseases caused by external wind. In addition, many evils such as cold, dampness, dryness, heat (fire), etc., attach themselves to wind and invade the human body. , or the combination of wind, phlegm and dampness in the body causes disease. Such as exogenous wind-cold, wind-heat, rheumatism, wind-cold-dampness, etc. Therefore, external wind is often the forerunner of external evils and the main pathogenic factor among the six evils. Therefore, there is a saying that "wind is the beginning of all diseases" and "wind is the root of all diseases". . External wind is a yang evil. It is light in nature and has the characteristics of rising, upward, and outward. Therefore, it often damages the upper part of the human body (head and face), yang meridians, and muscle surfaces, causing the fur and skin to leak, resulting in headaches, vomiting, and vomiting. Symptoms such as sweating and bad wind. Exogenous wind also has the characteristic of benign and variable, so after the disease is caused, the location of the disease wanders and has no fixed location. For example, wind paralysis (traveling paralysis) presents wandering joint pain; skin rubella comes with a sudden onset and the itching is unbearable, but sometimes it goes away. It also fades quickly, often leaving no trace after fading. There are many disease syndromes caused by external wind, and the symptoms and signs should be used to determine the part of the human body violated, as well as other evil spirits (or nature) that are also coerced. The most common clinical condition is external wind that carries cold or heat evil, invading the body's lungs and causing symptoms such as fever, headache, aversion to wind, chills, and cough. It is commonly known as cold or cold. The treatment of syndromes caused by external wind is always based on dispelling wind, and also treats other evil spirits, such as wind-cold and cold using pungent and warm methods to relieve the exterior, and wind-heat and cold using pungent and cool methods to relieve the exterior.
Internal wind is mostly caused by liver dysfunction, so it is also called internal liver wind. Different from the syndromes caused by external wind, the pathological conditions caused by internal wind can clinically include symptoms such as dizziness, twitching, spasm, trembling, peristalsis, squinting of the mouth and eyes, and even opisthotonus, neck stiffness and other abnormal limb movements. , the ancients compared it to wind. There are many reasons for the occurrence of internal wind syndrome. The main causes include liver yang transforming into wind, excessive heat generating wind, yin deficiency causing wind and blood deficiency causing wind, etc., which result in excessive and reverse changes of yang qi in the body. The liver yang transforming into wind is mostly caused by poor emotions, improper diet, excessive drinking and sexual indulgence, etc., which causes the liver qi to be unable to be released, becoming depressed and turning into fire, or the water does not contain the wood, the liver yang rises, the yin does not control the yang, and the yang of the liver Qi rises without control, becomes strong and turns into wind, rising to the top or traveling horizontally through the veins, leading to death, coma and unconsciousness, also known as "stroke" (which is roughly the same as cerebrovascular disease in Western medicine). Wind caused by extreme heat mostly occurs in the extreme stage of acute febrile disease. Due to the blazing heat evil, the liver meridian is burned, and the yang-heat becomes excessive and turns into internal wind, causing symptoms such as coma and convulsions. Yin deficiency and wind movement are more common in the later stages of febrile venereal diseases, or after severe sweating, vomiting, and diarrhea. At this time, the yin fluid is exhausted and the muscles and veins governed by the liver cannot be nourished. Clinically, symptoms such as muscle spasm and squirming of the hands and feet can be seen. Blood deficiency and wind are mostly caused by insufficient blood production or excessive blood loss, insufficient blood storage in the liver, loss of nourishment of the tendons and arteries, and internal movement of wind due to deficiency. Clinical symptoms include numbness of the limbs, twitching of the muscles, and even spasm of the hands and feet. The diagnosis of internal wind syndrome should be based on their respective clinical symptoms and signs. The treatment should be based on the respective causes. For example, those with liver yang turning into wind should calm the liver and calm the wind; those with extremely hot wind should clear away the heat and calm the wind; those with yin deficiency and wind movement should nourish the yin and calm the wind; those with blood deficiency and wind should nourish the blood and calm the wind. .
Represented by the wind arrow, it consists of wind direction stalk and wind feather.
Wind direction stalk: points out the direction of wind, which has 8 directions.
Wind plume: 3 or 4 dashes and triangles represent the wind force, vertically on the right side of the end of the wind direction pole (Northern Hemisphere)
Wind force level table
Wind level and symbol name Wind speed (meters) * Land objects and sea surface wave height (meters)
0 Calm wind 0.0-0.2 Smoke straight up Calm 0.0
1 Soft wind 0.3-1.5 Smoke Indicating wind direction, microwave peak has no droplets 0.1
2 Light breeze 1.6-3.3 Feels windy, small wave peak is not broken 0.2
3 Breeze 3.4-5.4 Flag unfolds, wave peak is broken 0.6
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4 Gentle wind 5.5-7.9 blowing dust and small waves with white foam peaks 1.0
5 Strong wind 8.0-10.7 Small trees swaying in the middle waves breaking foam peaks 2.0
6 Strong wind 10.8-13.8 There was a lot of noise from the power lines and there was a lot of droplets. 3.0
7 Strong wind 13.9-17.1 It was difficult to walk and the foam formed into strips. 4.0
8 Strong wind 17.2-20.7 Broken branches and long waves and spray. 5.5
9 Strong wind 20.8-24.4 Small damage to houses, wave crest rolled back 7.0
10 Strong wind 24.5-28.4 Uprooted trees, rolling waves roaring 9.0
11 Storm 28.5 -32.6 Destruction, widespread damage, droplets all over the wave crest 11.5
12 Hurricane 32.7- Destruction of huge waves, monstrous waves 14.0
**Note: The wind speed listed in this table refers to 10 meters above the ground on flat ground Wind speed value at
4. Music album
Album: Wind
Singer: Liu Wenzheng
Language: Mandarin
< p>Company: TonyDate: 1979.00.00
[01]Wind
[02]Spray
[03] You said it
[04]I found myself
[05]Morning light
[06]Memories of wild ginger flowers
[ 07] Fallen leaves send lovesickness
[08]Tropical fish
[09]Flying eagle
[10]That day
[11] Affectionate
[12] White Wood House
5. Movie
Chinese name: Wind
English name: Wind
Director: Carroll Ballard
Starring: Matthew Modine Jennifer Gray
Country: United States
Dialogue: English
Year: 1992
p>Subtitles: None
Color: Color
Rating: 5.8/10 (663 votes)
Rating: Spain:T / USA:PG -13 / Singapore:PG
Plot summary:
Will Parker, who lost the America's Cup (the highest award in sailing), returned to Australia and decided to reorganize his team Come and win back the trophy.
Cast:
Matthew Modine .... Will Parker
Jennifer Gray .... Kate Bass
< p>Cliff Robertson .... Morgan WeldJack Thompson .... Jack Neville
Stellan Skarsg?rd .... Joe Heiser
Rebecca Miller .... Abigail Weld
Ned Vaughn .... Charley Moore
Peter Montgomery .... T.V. Commentator
Elmer Ahlwardt .... Sarge
Saylor Creswell .... Butler
James Rebhorn .... George
Michael Higgins .... Artemus
Ron Colbin .... Ted
Ken Kensei .... Swami
Bill Buell .... Danny
How to express wind
Represented by the wind arrow, it consists of wind direction stalks and wind feathers.
Wind direction stalk: points out the direction of wind, which has 8 directions.
Wind feathers: 3 or 4 dashes and triangles represent strong wind force, vertically on the right side of the end of the wind direction pole (Northern Hemisphere)
So there is only one wind flag, but pay attention to the direction , please see the reference materials for details.
Wind
①Etiology noun. It is one of the six evil causes. Also known as ethos. It belongs to Yang evil and is the precursor of exogenous diseases. Therefore, exogenous pathogens often have wind syndrome, and they often combine with other pathogenic factors to cause illness, such as wind-cold, wind-heat, wind-dryness, etc. "Su Wen·Lun on Wind": "So wind is the long-term cause of all diseases. When it changes, it is another disease. There is no permanent prescription, but it causes wind." Its diseases often include aversion to wind and cold, fever and wandering. Sexual variability and other characteristics. "Suwen·Lun on Wind": "Wind changes due to good deeds. When the body is open, it will feel cold, and when it is closed, it will be hot and stuffy."
6. Ancient Poetry
Year: Tang
Author: Li Qiao
Work: Wind
Content:
Three autumn leaves fall, and February flowers bloom.
Thousands of feet of waves cross the river, and thousands of bamboo poles slant into it.
Notes on the work
Notes:
Sanqiu: late autumn, refers to the ninth month of the lunar calendar.
February: early spring, the second month of the lunar calendar.
Brief analysis:
This poem makes people see the power of wind: wind can make the leaves fall off in late autumn, and can make the flowers bloom in early spring in February. When it passes by the river, It can set off thousands of feet of huge waves, and when it blows into the bamboo forest, it can blow thousands of green bamboos crookedly.