a cloudless blue sky

a cloudless blue sky

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B ì K ō NgR ú x ǐ, which means the blue sky is as clear as it has been washed. It describes the weather as sunny. It comes from Song Dynasty Zhang yuangan's water tune song.

The origin of Idioms

In Song Dynasty, Zhang yuangan's poem shuidiaogtou: "thousands of miles are clear, the moon is bright, the curtain is rolling and the jade is flowing."

Idiom usage

At that time, a group of geese and geese were flying through the sky in the form of characters. --Shen Congwen's long river autumn