[füI yáng báhá]

Flying: indulgence; Domineering: overbearing. The original meaning is arrogant and does not like constraints. Now it is described as arrogance.

Spread exaggerated stories and malicious gossip

[füI duǎn LiúChang]

Flying stream: spreading; Short and long: refers to right and wrong, good and evil. Make rumors and slander others.

An unexpected disaster

[füI láI hèng Huò]

Unexpected disaster.

sand flying and pebbles rolling

[fēi shā zǒu shí]

Sand flies and stones roll. Describe the strong wind.

Jump on the roof, jump over the wall

[fíyán zǒu bì]

In the old novels, people with martial arts were described as agile and able to jump on the eaves and over the walls.

Advance by leaps and bounds in one's career

[füI Huáng téng dá]

Flying yellow: the name of the legendary god horse; Tengda: I am proud of my rise and my career. Describe running horses. Metaphor sudden success, rapid rise in office.

birds and beasts

[füI qín zǒu shòu]

Bird: bird; Beast: Beast. Birds, running beasts. Generally refers to birds and mammals.

Bao Fei inn

[fíI bāo yífíI]

Native products dedicated to the monarch by ancient ethnic minorities or princes.

Good reputation and practice

[füI shn g téng shí]

Fly: fly; Teng: Go. Good reputation and good practice.

The flying geese show their heads.

[fìyàn zhán tóu]

1. Huang Quan: painter of the Song Dynasty.

Zhou Wenwang's dream is too clogs.

[fìI Xióng rèng]

At first, it meant that Zhou Wenwang dreamed of flying bear, which was so popular. Later, it was a sign that the Lord had a good minister.

Waterfalls and fountains

[füI püqun]

Waterfall: Waterfall, its potential flies down; Flowing spring: Flowing spring. Generally refers to the rapids and dangerous whirlpool water.

Communicate feelings with eyes.

[füI yǎn Chuán qíng]

Communicate feelings through eyes.

Fly falcons, track hounds

[fēyīng züu güu]

Let the eagle dog chase the beast. Refers to the life of hunting and wandering.

People have no ideas, and their attitudes change with the situation.

[füI péng suífüng]

The withered crown fluttered in the wind. Metaphor means that people have no opinions and their attitudes change with the situation.

Slam the priest

[füI wén rán hàn]

Brush and scribble.