Xiangfengmuyi(xiàng fēng mù yì)

Xiangfengmuyi

Xiang fengmuyi, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Xi à NGF à NGM à y à, which means to enlighten and admire its etiquette. Or point to its demeanor, admire its righteousness. It comes from Fan Yi Qiu Gong Shu.

The origin of Idioms

Zhang Juzheng of the Ming Dynasty wrote in his book Fan Yi Qiu Gong Shu: "therefore, he united with the Western monks, worshipped the wind, asked for tribute, and offered Chen to the king."

Idiom usage

There are both club members and non club members from Xiang fengmuyi. There are as many as nine in one hundred. (Zheng Yimei's "Nanshe congtan · later activities of Nanshe"

Chinese PinYin : xiàng fēng mù yì