Breeze under the forest(lín xià qīng fēng)

Breeze under the forest

Lin xiaqingfeng, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l í nxi à Q à NGF à ng, which means that women are elegant and generous. It is the same as "the atmosphere under the forest". It's from Tian Yu Hua.

The origin of Idioms

For the first time in tianyuhua: "I think that if women are familiar with literature and art, after all, they are refined, but they are not beautiful. They have a kind of elegance and are not expected to be vicious. It's necessary to take some fresh air out of the woods in your speech and behavior. "

Idiom usage

As an object; used of women.

Analysis of Idioms

Kaofeng under the forest

Chinese PinYin : lín xià qīng fēng