风和日丽

発音: fēng hé rì lì 字面の意味: Wind gentle and sun beautiful

起源と用法

This idiom describes ideal weather conditions with gentle (和) wind (风) and beautiful (丽) sunshine (日). It first appeared in Tang Dynasty poetry celebrating perfect spring days. The phrase captures the Chinese aesthetic appreciation for harmonious natural conditions, where elements are balanced rather than extreme. Beyond literal weather description, it often sets a positive tone for events or serves as a metaphor for favorable circumstances. Modern usage commonly appears in event descriptions, travel writing, and as a general expression of pleasant conditions.

使用する場面

状況: It was a perfect day for the outdoor wedding ceremony.

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