Destroy the scenery and pursue the wind(miè yǐng zhuī fēng)

Destroy the scenery and pursue the wind

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is mi è y ǐ ngzhu ī f ē ng, which means you can't see the shadow and catch up with the wind. It describes a horse running very fast. From Shuo Ying.

Idiom explanation

You can't see the shadow, you can catch up. A horse runs very fast. Scenery is the same as shadow.

The origin of Idioms

Shuo Ying, volume 64, quoted the Tang Dynasty anonymous's "irrigation border leisure language" as follows: "if a horse can walk today, don't follow the rest of it? It's also because of the absence of those who go after the wind and destroy the scenery. "

Idiom usage

As an object or attribute; used to describe quickness

Chinese PinYin : miè yǐng zhuī fēng