







风花雪月 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “originally referring to natural scenery often depicted in poetry”. Later, it figuratively describes florid but shallow literature, romantic affairs, or a life of decadent pleasures. Literally, “Wind, flowers, snow, and moon”.

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Open the tool →风花雪月 (fēng huā xuě yuè) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “originally referring to natural scenery often depicted in poetry”.
风花雪月 is pronounced fēng huā xuě yuè in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 风花雪月 means “Wind, flowers, snow, and moon”. It is used to mean “originally referring to natural scenery often depicted in poetry”.
原指旧时诗文里经常描写的自然景物。后比喻堆砌词藻、内容贫乏空洞的诗文。也指爱情之事或花天酒地的荒淫生活。