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Open the tool →风栉雨沐 (fēng zhì yǔ mù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to brave wind and rain”.
风栉雨沐 is pronounced fēng zhì yǔ mù in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 风栉雨沐 means “Combed by wind, bathed by rain”. It is used to mean “to brave wind and rain”.
栉:梳子、篦子等梳头发的用具;沐:沐浴、洗。风梳头,雨洗发,形容奔波劳碌,风雨不停。