The wind is clear and the moon is white(fēng qīng yuè bái)

The wind is clear and the moon is white

Fengqingyuebai, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is f ē ngq ī ngyu è B á I, which means the breeze is cool and the moon is bright. It describes the beautiful and pleasant night scenery, which is the same as "fengqingyuejiao". It's from mulberry picking.

Entry

The wind is clear and the moon is white

Pinyin

fēngqīngyuèbái

Citation explanation

PI Rixiu's poem "run Qing Lu looks at the cold night to visit each other, cherishes his ambition and becomes a unique one": the breeze and the moon are even whiter, but the Huayang crane is not released. Song · Ouyang Xiu's Ci of picking mulberry seeds: "the wind is clear, the moon is white, it's suitable for night, a piece of qiongtian." The first discount of Jia Zhongming's a dream of rising to immortals in the Ming Dynasty: "be cheerful tonight, while the wind is clear and the moon is white one day." Chu Ren was awarded the eighth chapter of the romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties: since then, when the wind was clear and the moon was white, I heard that there were many women singing and laughing upstairs. Ji Yun's notes on Yuewei thatched cottage - luanyang summer record 3: on the evening when the wind is clear and the moon is white, every time he sees his soul under the pines and cypresses in front of the tomb, he shakes his head and walks alone.

Idiom usage

It refers to the night.

synonym

The moon is white and the wind is clear

Chinese PinYin : fēng qīng yuè bái