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An Xuehai wanted to arrange a marriage between his son, An Ji, and He Yufeng, also known as Shi San Mei.
However, He Yufeng's father had been executed for offending Ji Xiantang, which left her utterly disheartened and resolved to withdraw from the world and become a nun.
An Xuehai then sought the help of An Ji's maternal aunt, who was also He Yufeng's godmother, to persuade her. The aunt was known for her enduring spirit, likened to "an old horse whinnying in the wind, its heroic heart undiminished."
It was during He Yufeng's period of mourning for her parents that the aunt, with her unwavering determination, successfully facilitated the marriage.

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Open the tool →老马嘶风 (lǎo mǎ sī fēng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “an old person or veteran who, despite age, still possesses great vigor, ambition, or an unyielding spirit; still spirited and full of drive in old age”.
老马嘶风 is pronounced lǎo mǎ sī fēng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 老马嘶风 means “an old horse whinnies in the wind”. It is used to mean “an old person or veteran who, despite age, still possesses great vigor, ambition, or an unyielding spirit; still spirited and full of drive in old age”.
老马嘶风 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to the modern era. The full story is on this page.
嘶:马叫。马老了但雄风犹在,鸣叫的声音还很雄壮