Xia Yun in winter is a neutral idiom, and its pinyin is d ū ng rü xi à yú n. Explanation: This word is directly interpreted as the sun in winter and the cloud in summer. Metaphor is gentle and amiable, which makes people willing to approach. It can also be used to indicate that something is just right and people need it. The origin of the idiom: Song Chen Tian's Ode to Cheng Bochun: "I am honest, but I am gentle, like winter, like Xia Yun."

Synonyms are: amiable: amiable: amiable. Gentle attitude, easy to approach.

Affable: affable: affable. Gentle attitude, easy to approach.

Soft talk about American English: refers to a gentle attitude and soft words in conversation.

Gentleness and sincerity: gentleness: gentleness and obedience; Dunhou: Kindness. The original meaning is tenderness, simplicity and kindness. Later, it also means gentle and generous.