Rain towel hood(yǔ jīn fēng mào)

Rain towel hood

A Chinese idiom, the Chinese phonetic alphabet is y ǔ J ī NF ē NGM à o, which means a hood and hat to cover the wind and rain. It often refers to the wanderer. It comes from Zhu Dunru's poems of "feeling the kindness of the emperor · visiting the old garden" and Chen Sanpin's poems of "Meng Yu Ren Yin".

The origin of Idioms

Zhu Dunru, Song Dynasty, wrote the poem "a visit to the old garden and a feeling of the emperor's kindness": "a good thing for the host is to sit in a rain cap for the guest." Chen Sanpin, Song Dynasty, wrote a poem in Meng Yu Ren Yin: "a rain towel and a hood, who can trace the past and who can remember the past."

Idiom usage

Used as an object or attribute; used in writing

Chinese PinYin : yǔ jīn fēng mào