clear up(yún xiāo yǔ sàn)
clear up
The Chinese idiom, y ú nxi à oy à s à n in pinyin, means to disappear like clouds and rain. It means that the weather has turned fine, and it means that everything has become the past. It comes from Li Shimin of Tang Dynasty. ·
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Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty gave the imperial edict to the right Minister of Zhangsun Wuji: "the point of fighting is that the clouds disappear."
usage
It means to disappear
Examples
Feng Menglong of the Ming Dynasty's "warning of the world" Volume 10: "since the end of a hundred years old, the clouds dissipate and the rain dissipates, this matter has been true since ancient times, it is not enough to sigh."
Chinese PinYin : yún xiāo yǔ sàn
clear up
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