large snowflakes
large snowflakes
It's a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is é m á OD à Xu à. It's a snowflake like a goose feather, which describes the heavy and fierce snow. It's from the interview with Doctor Li on a snowy night.
The origin of Idioms
Bai Juyi, Tang Dynasty, said in his "happy Li Lang Zhong's visit on a snowy night" that "I feel sorry for the goose feather snow tonight, which attracts people from the crane cloak."
Idiom usage
After a while, it turns into ~, which is changing rapidly. Tian Guohao's snow in June
large snowflakes
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