exposed to the sun and wind

exposed to the sun and wind

As a Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is R ì zh ì f ē ngchu ī, which means sunshine and wind. It's a long journey. It's from the first fold of Suo Bai ape.

Analysis of Idioms

The sun is burning and the wind is sifting

The origin of Idioms

The first discount of Ming Dynasty's Wu Mingshi's Suo Bai Ape: "it's not easy to drive thousands of miles and run a business for two years. It's hard for me to get a chance to return to my hometown only after I've been affected by the sun and wind."

Idiom usage

I've been in the snow for some time. First discount of Ming Dynasty's Wu Ming's Ju Shou Pai