Strange rain blind wind(guài yǔ máng fēng)

Strange rain blind wind

Strange rain blind wind, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Gu à iy à m á NGF à ng, meaning a fierce struggle. It comes from Song Dynasty Liu Kezhuang's Manjianghong and Wang Shizhi's rhyme to BoChang.

Idiom usage

At dusk, the mirage suddenly becomes a building, and the strange rain blinds the wind to lead the boat.

Analysis of Idioms

A storm

The origin of Idioms

Liu Kezhuang, Song Dynasty, wrote the poem "the Red River, the rhyme of Wang Shizhi, seeing off BoChang": strange rain and blind wind can't keep the color of the river

Idiom explanation

It's still stormy. It describes the strong wind and rain. It refers to a fierce struggle.

Chinese PinYin : guài yǔ máng fēng