To ease one's anger

To ease one's anger

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is x ū NF ē ngji ě y ù n, which means that the gentle wind can eliminate the troubles in the heart and make people feel comfortable. It comes from Confucius' family language: Debating music.

The origin of Idioms

"In the past, Shun played a five stringed piano and wrote a poem called" the south wind ". The poem said:" the smoke of the south wind can relieve the anger of our people. "

Idiom usage

When the wind blows, the day is clear, and the time is new. The Song Dynasty's Liu Yong's poem "yongyule"