lasting influence(liú fēng yú yùn)

lasting influence

Liufengyuyun, a Chinese idiom, is pronounced Li ú f ē ngy ú y ù n, which refers to the elegant rhymes handed down from the previous generation to the later generations. It comes from the biography of burning Qin Zi.

Discrimination of words

It's still popular

Idiom usage

It refers to the style and sentiment handed down by the former people. However, the words and deeds of Mr. Xiang are the most popular. Preface to Tongcheng Wenlu by Fang Zongcheng in Qing Dynasty

The origin of Idioms

According to Zhang Chao's biography of burning Qin Zi in Yu Chu's new Annals in Qing Dynasty, "a person who has no knowledge of life and uses it should be hurt by emotion and broken by Qin. But the lingering charm of life, Wan in the Danshan blue water, up to now the pavilion of Gushan, such as the smell of its cry Yan

Chinese PinYin : liú fēng yú yùn