The sound of wind and cranes, the grass and trees are in danger
The sound of wind and cranes [fēng shēng hè lì]
Chinese Ci Book
Basic meaning
唳 : Crane’s cry. Describes being panicked or worried about oneself.
Source
"Book of Jin·Xie Xuan Biography" by Fang Xuanling and others of the Tang Dynasty: "The rest of the people fled at night; they heard the wind and the cranes roared; they all thought that Master Wang had arrived."
Example Sentences
After these criminals escaped from prison, they lived in fear every day.
Near antonyms
Synonyms
The grass and trees are all falling apart, the army is in ruins, the bow, the cup, the shadow of the snake, the cup, the bow, the shadow of the crane, the sound of the wind
Antonyms
Invincible, invincible, invincible, calm and calm