thick as fog or as clouds(yún zhēng wù jí)

thick as fog or as clouds

Yunzhiwuji, a Chinese idiom, is y ú nzh ē NGW ù J í in pinyin, which means that it is like a gathering of clouds and mists. It comes from Li Gang of Song Dynasty.

Idiom usage

Used as a predicate or attributive; used in writing

The origin of Idioms

Li Gang of the Song Dynasty wrote in his book "using talents to stimulate the style of scholars": "there are so many talents in the world." Chen Liang of Song Dynasty wrote on the way of Honesty: "therefore, the world's majestic and heroic people, whose voice is responsive, are flourishing."

Idiom explanation

Such as the gathering of transpiration of clouds. There are many descriptions.

Chinese PinYin : yún zhēng wù jí