Wind dancing(biàn fēng wǔ rùn)

Wind dancing

Bi à NF à NGW à R à n, a Chinese idiom, means like a swallow flying in the wind, like a Shang sheep dancing in the rain. It originally refers to the mutual induction of similar things, but later refers to the consistency of spirit. It comes from the biography of Kong Qie in the book of Song Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

In the biography of Kong Qie in the book of Song Dynasty, it is said that "the act of pretending to be inferior to the industry is not heard of in the rural areas; the demotion of lazy travel is compiled in PI Nong. Zhishan yuancangyin, with not abandoned, so the wind dance run, by Fu Mi year

Idiom usage

I'm glad I've received a favor.

Chinese PinYin : biàn fēng wǔ rùn