Wind and rain

Wind and rain

Explanation: it is still said that riding the wind and driving the rain. Source: you talk about riding the wind and driving the rain. "Liu Xiang, a poet of the Chu Dynasty, nine sighs and a long journey" says: "shake your feathers, gallop through the wind and rain, and travel endlessly." Wang Yi's note: "the Dragon ascends to heaven, shakes its feathers and gallops through the wind and rain."

Idioms and allusions

Source: you talk about riding the wind and driving the rain. "Liu Xiang, a poet of the Chu Dynasty, nine sighs and a long journey" says: "shake your feathers, gallop through the wind and rain, and travel endlessly." Wang Yi's note: "the Dragon ascends to heaven, shakes its feathers and gallops through the wind and rain."

Discrimination of words

[pinyin code]: cfcy