A sudden storm
It is a Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is zh ò UF ē NGJ í y ǔ, which means a sudden and violent wind and rain. It comes from Lin Quan Gao Zhi's painting formula.
The origin of Idioms
Guo Xichun, Song Dynasty, wrote in Lin Quan Gao Zhi Hua Jue: "after the rain on the summer mountain, the thick clouds are ready for rain, the sudden wind and torrential rain, also known as the sudden wind and torrential rain."
Idiom usage
In my opinion, the march of the captive cavalry is very ill. It's often like a storm. I'm afraid it's too late for you to help me. Yao xueyin's Li Zicheng, Vol.1, Chapter 23
Chinese PinYin : zhòu fēng jí yǔ
A sudden storm
refuse to take any payment for. fēn wén bù qǔ
Forget one's life and give up one's life. wàng shēng shě sǐ
excellent in both content and language. qíng wén bìng mào
at large the better to apprehend him. yù qín gù zòng
the vicissitudes of official life. huàn hǎi fú chén
if others succeed by exerting one ounce of effort , i will exert a hundred times as much effort. rén yī jǐ bǎi