To go down with the wind(yǎn gé shàng wén)

To go down with the wind

Y ǎ ng é sh à NGW é n: stop arming and pay attention to culture and education. It comes from the biography of Xiao Fu in the book of the new Tang Dynasty.

Idiom explanation

The title of the word "Yi ng é sh à NGW é n à" has been replaced by "Yi ng é sh à NGW é n à".

Idioms and allusions

According to the biography of Xiao Chu in the book of the new Tang Dynasty, "in the early days of emperor Mu Zong, the two rivers were settled, and Chu and Duan Wenchang were in power, which meant that there was no danger in the four directions. Therefore, they discussed the peaceful affairs, thought that military force could not be militarized, and advised the emperor to stop reform and advocate culture."

Analysis of Idioms

Used as predicate, attribute and object; used in writing. Synonym: Yanwu

Chinese PinYin : yǎn gé shàng wén