clear breeze and bright principles(gāo fēng jìn jié)

clear breeze and bright principles

Gao fengjinjie, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is g ā of ē NGJ ì NJI é, which means to describe the noble and firm character. It's the same as "high wind and precipitous Festival". It's from the story of sachets: Qianhui.

Analysis of Idioms

Gao fengjunjie

Idiom usage

It can be imagined that we have been in high spirits for 50 years. GUI Youguang's Cao Jie Fu Bei Yin in Ming Dynasty

The origin of Idioms

Shao can of the Ming Dynasty wrote in the record of sachets, Qianhui: "that drink medicine Qiao Xuan, take liver Hongyan, Gao fengjinjie is really enviable, cangming wave energy several withered, how ever the cold pines and cypresses change."

Chinese PinYin : gāo fēng jìn jié