Thoughts of wind and wood
Fengmuzhisi, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is f ē NGM ù zh ī s ī, which means that it refers to the feeling of missing my parents after their death. From "Chengtian Dazhi Ji Zan · mausoleum Ji".
Analysis of Idioms
Sorrow of wind and wood
The origin of Idioms
Zhang Juzheng of the Ming Dynasty wrote in his book Chengtian Dazhi Ji Zan · mausoleum Ji: "I would like to take the shape of mountains and rivers and the regulation of mausoleum palace as a picture, which can be used for nine times to look at, and less comfort the thoughts of wind and trees."
Idiom usage
To think of the death of one's parents. example just drifting for a long time, do not have the thought of trees and wind, the couple heavy harmony, just have the love of family. I'd like to return to the temple for a while, and then I'd like to see a picture. "The story of the red brush" by Zhang Fengyi in Ming Dynasty
Chinese PinYin : fēng mù zhī sī
Thoughts of wind and wood
make the gaudy swallows and orioles pale with envy. yàn dù yīng cán
The sea is not measurable. hǎi shuǐ bù kě dǒu liáng
to start a fight in sb . else 's house. rù shǐ cāo gē
sounds that seem to be winding around the beams. rǎo liáng zhī yīn