[rain and dew] 雨和露,比喻恩惠、恩泽 Detailed explanation 1. rain and dew. It also refers to rain. Guanzi - degree of land ":" when the fall in March, mountains and rivers, hundreds of springs, rainfall, mountain water out, sea distance, rain and dew belong." Later Han Book - Ma Rong Biography: "Since May this year, rain and dew when Shu." Tang Yuan Zhen, "100 Rhymes for the Elderly in Qujiang": "Plowing is enough in the free days, and rain and dew are frequent in the good years." Lao She, "The Fourth Generation": "He is a flower in the greenhouse, and can't see the real sunshine and rain." 2.　2. a metaphor for favor. Tang Gao Shi's poem "Sending Li Shaofu to Changsha and Wang Shaofu to Changsha": "There is a lot of rain and dew in the Sacred Generation, so don't hesitate to part with them for the time being." Ming Mingwu Shi (明 无名氏) 《鸣凤记-相逢》："蒙君惠患难周，春风雨雨露沾枯朽。". Qing Dynasty Li Yu (李渔) "The Edge of Intention" (意中缘-会真)："Years of disturbance, before marriage, rain and dew first." 3.　3. It is said to bathe in grace. Five Dynasties Wang Renyu "Kaiyuan Tianbao Legacy - Son-in-law Window": "Li Linfu has six women, each with their own beauty, rain and dew, the house of the request is not allowed." Rain and dew is often used as a metaphor for favor