light wind and drizzling rain

light wind and drizzling rain

The Chinese idiom Xi é f ē NGX ì y ǔ means to describe a small storm. From the fisherman's song.

Idiom explanation

Slanting wind: light wind; drizzle: light rain.

The origin of Idioms

Zhang Zhi of Tang Dynasty and yugezi: "green Ruo Li, green coir raincoat, oblique wind and drizzle do not need to return."

Analysis of Idioms

Breeze and light rain

Idiom usage

It's a breeze and drizzle. How pleasant it is to see the wind and rain and the grass in this spring season! A boat is set up on the river, the fishing hook is put away at the end of the pole, and the coir raincoat is available at will. The third fold of fan Zian's bamboo leaf boat in Yuan Dynasty