very rapidly(zhuī fēng niè yǐng)

very rapidly

Zhuifengni è y ǐ ng, a Chinese idiom, means the horse runs fast. It comes from Wei Ruanji, a famous scholar of the Three Kingdoms.

Idiom usage

It's a good horse. The bamboo binoculars hold the two horses together. The sky has no power to be strange. Although Xiaosheng makes Hongzhang dare to ride a horse.

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: follow the wind, follow the wind and take pictures, follow the wind and take pictures

The origin of Idioms

Three Kingdoms · Wei · Ruanji "give brother Xiucai into the army" poem: "the wind is fleeting, creeping scenery chasing the wind."

Idiom explanation

It describes the speed of a horse. It's the same as "chasing the wind and the scenery".

Chinese PinYin : zhuī fēng niè yǐng