in a sweeping manner

in a sweeping manner

Lei Dongfeng is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is l é ID ò NGF ē NGX í ng, which means that everything moves and changes rapidly. Or it refers to the severity and rapidity of the implementation of government decrees. From Yi Fu.

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym]: vigorous and vigorous, Leili popular [antonym]: tardy

Idiom usage

It means to act quickly, to count your return, to be unified, to be in the reach of virtue and power, to be vigorous and powerful, and to be boundless. Song Lian, Ming Dynasty

The origin of Idioms

In Yi Fu, Wang Bi of the Three Kingdoms noted that although the heaven and the earth are big, they are rich in all things. They are very popular, and they bring about changes In Bai Juyi's "the poverty of man is caused by the extravagant desire of the king", it is said that "the thunder moves and prevails, and the days lead to the long months. It benefits the extravagance from the top, but it leads to the private affairs from the bottom