Bitter rain and bitter wind

Bitter rain and bitter wind

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is C ǎ NY ǔ Su ā NF ē ng, which means sad weather and also refers to unstable situation. It comes from the historical materials of Sanyuanli people's struggle against Britain - the British and the foreigners' pacification.

Idiom explanation

The bitter wind and bitter rain are just like the bitter wind and bitter rain. It's sad weather. It also refers to the unstable situation.

Idioms and allusions

According to the historical materials of Sanyuanli people's struggle against Britain, yingyijiufu: "when the arrows pass through the gate of the army and let the city down at night, Li Sheng's tongue can sell his troops.". It's a matter of a moment to exchange red for white, and it's a matter of a moment to calm down the bitter rain and the bitter wind. "

Discrimination of words

usage

As an object or attribute; used of a situation or situation, etc.

words whose meaning is similar

miserable conditions

Idiom information

Idiom explanation: it's still sad. It's sad weather. It also refers to the unstable situation. Common degree: general emotional color: derogatory words; grammatical usage: as object and attribute; used for situation or situation; idiom structure: combined type; generation time: Modern