Make fun of the wind and the moon

Make fun of the wind and the moon

Tiao Fengyue, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ti á of ē NGN ò ngyu è, meaning Tiao Fengyue, which refers to the love between men and women. It's from Zui Taiping spring love.

The origin of Idioms

Yuan · chadeqing "drunk peace · spring love" Song: "Spring Wind Orchestra, night moon swing, wind and moon before drunk flowers."

Idiom usage

As predicate, object, attribute; used between men and women.

Examples

I've also talked a lot about it. I've done a lot of work. Sanqu of the whole Yuan Dynasty · jixianbin · qiuhuai

"Chu Yan's biography in Southern History:" it's a cool evening in early autumn, and the wind and moon are very beautiful. "

"Dream of Red Mansions" Chapter 15: "now grow up, gradually know the wind and moon."

Li Bai's handwriting on the third floor of Yueyang Tower in Hunan Province