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Open the tool →风行革偃 (fēng xíng gé yǎn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe the pervasive and transformative influence of moral education or cultural enlightenment, causing people to readily accept and follow good examples, much like grass bending in the wind”.
风行革偃 is pronounced fēng xíng gé yǎn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 风行革偃 means “Wind blows, grass bends”. It is used to mean “to describe the pervasive and transformative influence of moral education or cultural enlightenment, causing people to readily accept and follow good examples, much like grass bending in the wind”.
风一吹草就倒下。比喻道德文教的感化人。