Phoenix dancing and setting sun
It means that the strong wind swept away the residual clouds. Metaphor sweeps away the rest of the things at once.
Tang Rongyu's "Ji Xue" source: "The wind blows the clouds and the snow is fine, and the red smoke washes the wicker."
Structural subject-predicate form.
Usage as an adverbial often forms a comparative phrase with the comparative auxiliary words "Xiang", "Xiang" and "General" which are generally used as objects, attributes and adverbials.
Step 2: One by one
in a thousand and one ways
Explain that you go up here and down there. Describe an inheritance.
The source of the flashy "Han Art Museum" IV: "One after another, it seems that there are ten thousand people responding."
Structural combination.
Usage is used to describe the ups and downs or rises of things; There is no end. Generally used as a predicate.