Cool breeze at the end of the day(tiān mò liáng fēng)

Cool breeze at the end of the day

It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is ti ā nm ò Li á NGF ē ng, which means the southwest wind in early autumn. It originally means that Du Fu thought of Li Bai, his best friend in exile at the end of the day, because of the autumn wind. Later, it is often used to describe touching the scene and thinking of old friends. It comes from Li Bai in the end of the day.

The origin of Idioms

Du Fu's poem "the end of the day cherishes Li Bai" in Tang Dynasty: "the cool wind rises at the end of the day, what is the gentleman's intention?" When wild geese pass, there are many autumn waters in the lake. The article is full of hate, and the charm is pleasant. Should be a total of grievance soul language, poetry to Miluo

Idiom usage

I miss my old friend.

Idioms and allusions

Li Bai and Du Fu met in Luoyang in the third year of Tang Tianbao (744). They became friends and traveled to Qilu together. They separated in the autumn of the next year. Du Fu went west to Chang'an, and Li Bai went south to Jiangdong. When Du Fu arrived in Chang'an, he still failed to display his ambition and lived in poverty. He is always thinking of his good friend Li Bai. In the 14th year of Tianbao (755), the "an Shi rebellion" broke out, and the rebels of Anlushan captured Chang'an. Du Fu fled to Fengxiang after hardships and dangers. Suzong appointed him Zuo Shiyi, and later served as the commander of Huazhou to join the army. Soon he abandoned his official post and lived in Qinzhou. In the "an Shi rebellion", Li Bai joined the staff of the Yongwang Li Yu with the wish to fight against rebellion and serve the country. Li Li's plot failed, and Li Bai was implicated and sentenced to exile Yelang (now in Northwest Guizhou). When Du Fu learned the news in Qinzhou, he and Li Bai had been separated for 15 years. He believed that Li Bai was patriotic and wanted to quell the rebellion of an and Shi. As for Li Li's plan to take advantage of the opportunity, it was a matter within the ruling group. Li Bai was innocent. With deep sympathy and infinite worry for Li Bai, he wrote the poem "Li Bai is cherished at the end of the day". The content of the poem is as follows: "there is a cold wind blowing in the sky, and Mr. Li is trudging in exile. Where can I inquire about the life and death of my old friend? why do good people always save their lives, and ghosts are waiting for the chance to take advantage of danger. After passing Miluo, you can only throw poems into the river and tell Qu Yuan about your grievances. "

Chinese PinYin : tiān mò liáng fēng