rain falls in torrents(dà yǔ rú zhù)

rain falls in torrents

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin, is d à y à R ú zh à, which means that it's raining very hard and it's pouring down. It comes from Yu Boya and Xie Zhiyin.

Notes on Idioms

Note: irrigation.

The origin of Idioms

Feng Menglong of the Ming Dynasty wrote a general warning to the world: Yu Boya falls the piano to thank his bosom friend: "occasionally, the wind is raging and the rain is pouring, so the boats can't move forward, and they are moored under the cliff."

Idiom usage

It rained heavily. Example: in Ming Dynasty, Zhu Guozhen's "Yongchuang Xiaopin · Shanzi Daoqi": three days later, he led the public to curse Longtan, so as to arouse God's anger.

Analysis of Idioms

The rain is pouring down

Chinese PinYin : dà yǔ rú zhù