Flying in the clouds
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is f ē ngch í y ú NZ ǒ u, which means galloping fast. It comes from Cen Shun, xuanguai Lu, written by Niu sengru in Tang Dynasty.
The origin of Idioms
In Tang Dynasty, Niu sengru's "xuanguailu · censhun" said, "three plays of the golden revolution, four troops, ten thousand banners, flying like the wind, both of them are in array."
Idiom usage
In case of serious injury, he is still alive. In Qing Dynasty, Shang Shizi's Cangying strike: robbing weapons
Flying in the clouds
there is none under heaven to equal him - dú bù tiān xià
be fully intellectual and loyal - jié zhì jìn zhōng
ruin the state and destroy the race - wáng guó miè zhǒng
month after month and year after year - jīng nián lěi yuè