sing in praise of the beauty of nature(pī fēng mò yuè)

sing in praise of the beauty of nature

Criticizing the wind and erasing the moon is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is p ī f ē NGM ò Yu è, which means that the poet recites the wind, flowers, snow and moon to express his leisure. It comes from Su Shi's six character rhyme of he he.

Idiom explanation

You talk about the wind and the moon. It refers to the theme of the poet's recitation of romantic flowers, snow and moon to express his leisure.

Idioms and allusions

"Six words rhyme with Mr. He" is an example of Yanxia No.1 scholar, a drunken immortal in the river and lake. Xiaotan is the editing Institute. For 40 years. The Yuan Dynasty, qiaomengfu's "zhengguanlvyaobian · autobiography"

Discrimination of words

In practice of the beauty of nature degree of common use: rare emotional color: commendatory words; grammatical usage: as predicate and object; used for literati idiom structure: combined generation: ancient times

Chinese PinYin : pī fēng mò yuè