in halcyon days(shí hé suì fēng)

in halcyon days

Shi He Sui Feng, a Chinese idiom, is sh í h é Su ì f ē ng in pinyin, which means the four seasons are harmonious and the five grains are abundant. It is used to praise the peaceful and prosperous times. From on rewards and punishments and river repair.

The origin of Idioms

Su Shi, Song Dynasty, wrote in his book on rewards and punishments and river repair: "whenever Emperor Taizong saw the time and the year, the rain and the snow, he was always overjoyed. He raised wine to belong to the officials."

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: Shi He Nian Ren, Shi He Nian Feng

Idiom usage

He praised the peace and prosperity of the times.

Examples

At present, when we are in harmony with each other, we are contemptible but not arrogant, which is also the so-called well-off people in ancient times. "TingDui" by Chen Liang in Song Dynasty

"The book of songs · Xiaoya · Huashu" Kong Ying Da Shu: "everything is abundant, the people are loyal and filial, then the time is harmonious and the year is abundant, so the next Huashu, the year is abundant, it is suitable for the millet."

Fang Xuanling of Tang Dynasty and other scholars in the book of Jin, Zhou chuzhuan: Chu knew that he was evil, but he regretted that he had the ambition to change and encourage him. He said to his father, "why not be happy at this time of peace and prosperity?" My father sighed and said, "if we don't get rid of the three evils, why are we happy?"

Chinese PinYin : shí hé suì fēng