There is a bee looking at the calendar [playing idioms]. What is the answer?

Analysis: bees and calendars, referred to as "bees and calendars", are homophonic, that is, the idiom "sunny weather"

The breeze is blowing gently and the sun is shining.

with the breeze gently blowing and the sun shining

It's breezy and sunny. Describe sunny and warm weather.

Originated from Ji Xianbin's Sadness in Spring in Ai Shan, Ethan: "At that time, the weather was fine and the East Garden was full of flowers." Qing Wu Ren Jian's History of Pain: "The weather is beautiful, and many officials come to pay homage."

Structural combination.

When usage is used as a predicate; There are always words as subjects in front of time and place; Such as "Today", "National Day" and "Here". Generally used as predicate, attribute and clause.

Positive sound sum; You can't pronounce "huó".

Distinguish between shape and shape; Can't write "he".

Synonymous with gentle breeze.

The antonym is storm.

It was a Sunday and we came to the Summer Palace.

The breeze is warm and the sun is shining.