The music of the forest
Linlaiquanyun, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l í NL à iqu á NY ù n, which means the pleasant sound produced by the wind blowing trees and springs and rocks; it generally refers to the sounds of nature. From the outline of the history of Chinese literature, from words to articles.
The source of the idiom is Lu Xun's outline of the history of Chinese literature, from words to articles: "therefore, all the tiger spots, the rosy clouds and the forest sounds are articles."
The music of the forest
stand in the snow to wait upon master cheng respectfully - chéng mén lì xuě
icy as symbol of purity of character - bīng jī xuě cháng