The moon knows the wind, the foundation knows the rain

The moon knows the wind, the foundation knows the rain

The Moon Halo knows the wind, the foundation moistens knows the rain, the pronunciation is Yu è y ū nzh ī f ē ng, CH ǔ R ù nzh ī y ǔ.

Explanation: if the moon halo appears, it will be windy; if the foundation stone is wet, it will rain. Metaphor is to infer what will happen from certain signs.

Source: Changyu's "on the Laiyang civil uprising": "the moon knows the wind, the foundation knows the rain, stealing fear heel Laiyang and rise, disaster in disguise has not come."

brief introduction

If the moon halo appears, it will be windy; if the foundation stone is wet, it will rain. Source: Changyu's on the Laiyang civil Uprising: "the moon knows the wind, the foundation knows the rain, and the thief is afraid to follow Laiyang, but the disaster has not come in disguise." Source: on discrimination of adultery written by Su Xun of Song Dynasty: "everything must come, and there is no doubt that there is reason, but those who are quiet in the world know it from the perspective of visibility. Everyone knows that the moon faints but the wind blows, and the foundation moistens but the rain falls. " Example: dryness and dampness are the natural Qi of heaven and earth, which is consistent with the past and the present. --The first volume of hutianlu written by Bai Yi Jushi in Qing Dynasty

words whose meaning is similar

The moon is moist, the moon is faint and the wind is windy, the moon is moist and the rain is rainy

Idiom information

Idiom explanation: if the moon halo appears, it will be windy; if the foundation stone is wet, it will rain. Metaphor is to infer what will happen from certain signs. Degree of common use: general emotion color: commendatory words grammar usage: as object, attribute; used in written language idiom structure: combined generation time: Modern