Explanation of wild cranes in idle clouds

Idle: unrestrained. Floating clouds and wild cranes. Always refers to people who are idle and out of the world. Origin of Idiom: Song Youmao's Complete Poems of Tang Dynasty (Volume 6): "The country is hard to add, and poetry is hard to change. However, if you are alone in the clouds, why can't you fly? "

Examples of idioms: Jade is as beautiful as a cloud and wild as a crane.

Traditional writing: wild cranes in the clouds.

ㄒㄧㄢㄧㄨㄣㄧㄜㄜㄜˋ Athena Chu.

Synonym of wild crane in idle clouds: The solitary crane in idle clouds is also called "the solitary crane in idle clouds". Floating clouds, solitary cranes. It is often compared to a person who is unrestrained and comes and goes freely. Wen Song's Record of Continued Hunan and Shan Ye

Idiom grammar: as object and attribute; Metaphor is a person who comes and goes freely.

Degree of common use: common idioms

Emotion and color: neutral idioms

Idiom structure: combined idioms

Generation time: ancient idioms

Chinese translation: floating clouds and wild storks