“满城风雨”这个成语,现在用来比喻事情传遍各地,到处议论纷纷。可它本来却是形容重阳节前的雨景的。说起来还有一段来历呢。宋代黄州有个名叫潘大临的人,颇有才气,善于作诗,常有佳作问世,但他的家境十分贫寒,创作有时也因此受到影响。某年一个快到重阳节的晚上,诗人家中已经断炊,只好饥肠辘辘地卧在床上。这时屋外秋风乍起,横扫落叶。紧接着大雨滂 “Mancheng Storm” This idiom is now used to describe things spread everywhere, talked about everywhere. But it was originally described as a rainy day before Chung Yeung Festival. There is still some history of it. There was a man of Pan dynasty in Huangzhou in the Song Dynasty who was very talented, good at writing poems and often had a masterpiece. However, his family was very poor and his works were sometimes affected. One night approaching Chung Yeung Festival, the poet’s home had been cut off and had to lie in bed hungrily. At this time outdoor autumn wind suddenly swept the leaves. Followed by heavy rain 滂