flee far away in getting wind of sth.(wén fēng yuǎn dùn)

flee far away in getting wind of sth.

Wenfengyuandun is a Chinese idiom, and its pinyin is w é NF ē ngyu ǎ nd ù n, which means to escape from the wind.

Idiom explanation

Wind: wind, news; far away: far away. You can run away when you hear a little wind.

Idioms and allusions

Source: Ming Dynasty Feng Menglong's ancient and modern novels: Mu Mian an's Zheng Hu Chen's Retribution: "Jia Sidao found out that Mongolia had something to do with returning to the north, and Ezhou was besieged and liberated, so he concealed the matter of negotiating peace and becoming a minister and accepting money, which shows his exaggeration. It's only said that Mongolia has its own reputation and is far away from the world. "

Chinese PinYin : wén fēng yuǎn dùn