Idioms about summer

1, cold comes and summer goes [Han lai sh ǔ w ǔ ng]

Winter has come and summer has passed. Refers to the change of four seasons, generally refers to the passage of time. The Book of Changes: "When cold goes, summer comes, when summer goes, cold comes, and cold and summer push each other."

2. Cold Farming and Xia Geng

Farming in winter and weeding in summer. Generally refers to doing all kinds of farm work.

3. Xia Yuyu [? Thea y ǔ ulen? ]

Just like summer rain falls on people, it is a metaphor for helping and educating people in time.

4. Summer rain and cold [sh ǔ y ǔ Keehan]

It rains heavily in summer and it is cold in winter. Later it was used as a code name to complain about the hardships of life.

5. Summer Mountain is as beautiful as blue [xià shā n rú b √]

The idiom to describe the mountain scenery in summer is that the Tianshan Mountains in summer are green.