







雨栋风帘 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes magnificent and stately buildings or pavilions”. Often characterized by grand eaves and flowing curtains, conveying a sense of luxury, openness, and grandeur. Literally, “Rain-kissed eaves and wind-blown curtains”.

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Open the tool →雨栋风帘 (yǔ dòng fēng lián) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes magnificent and stately buildings or pavilions”.
雨栋风帘 is pronounced yǔ dòng fēng lián in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 雨栋风帘 means “Rain-kissed eaves and wind-blown curtains”. It is used to mean “describes magnificent and stately buildings or pavilions”.
形容高敞华美的楼阁。