Chinese idiom stories. ppt

Idiom: Waiting for the moon in the wind.

Pinyin: yíng fíng dàI Yuè

Explanation: refers to a secret date between a man and a woman.

Source: Tang Yuanzhen's Biography of Yingying: "The West Chamber under the Moon, the windward door is half open, and the flowers on the wall are shaking, which is suspected to be a jade man."

For example, making sentences: it is obviously waiting for the Pudong tiger in the wind, stealing poems between two times. ★ Meng Mingcheng Shun's "Jimmy Yue in Jiao Hong"

Pinyin code: yfdy

Usage: as predicate and attribute; Refers to a secret date between a man and a woman