







雨巾风帽 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Protective headgear (headscarf and hat) used to shield against wind and rain; often refers figuratively to a wandering traveler or an adventurer who roams far and wide”. Literally, “rain headscarf and wind hat”.

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Open the tool →雨巾风帽 (yǔ jīn fēng mào) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Protective headgear (headscarf and hat) used to shield against wind and rain; often refers figuratively to a wandering traveler or an adventurer who roams far and wide”.
雨巾风帽 is pronounced yǔ jīn fēng mào in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 雨巾风帽 means “rain headscarf and wind hat”. It is used to mean “Protective headgear (headscarf and hat) used to shield against wind and rain; often refers figuratively to a wandering traveler or an adventurer who roams far and wide”.
遮蔽风雨的头巾和帽子。常借指浪游之客。