云消雨散 — “Clouds disperse, rain scatters”
云消雨散 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “All past difficulties or unpleasant events have come to an end and are forgotten; troubles vanish like clouds and rain”. Literally, “Clouds disperse, rain scatters”.
云消雨散 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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What does 云消雨散 mean?
云消雨散 (yún xiāo yǔ sàn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “All past difficulties or unpleasant events have come to an end and are forgotten; troubles vanish like clouds and rain”.
How do you pronounce 云消雨散?
云消雨散 is pronounced yún xiāo yǔ sàn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 云消雨散 literally mean?
Literally, 云消雨散 means “Clouds disperse, rain scatters”. It is used to mean “All past difficulties or unpleasant events have come to an end and are forgotten; troubles vanish like clouds and rain”.
What is the Chinese definition of 云消雨散?
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