人们常用“空穴来风”来比喻流言蜚语无中生有，乘隙而入。“空穴来风”一词本意始见于战国时期楚国宋玉的机赋》一文，原文为“臣闻于师，积句来巢，空穴来风。”李善往引司马彪日：“门户孔洞，风善从之。”也就是说，正是因为门窗上有了孔洞，风才会从这里乘隙而人。在消防 People often use “from the ground to the wind” to compare gossips and idioms out of nothing. The word “cloaked to the wind” was originally intended to be found in the “Fu of the Chu State Song Dynasty in the Warring States Period.” The original article was “The official heard the story of the division, and came to the nest in a nest.” Li Shan graciously quoted Sima Yiri: "The portal hole, Feng Shan From that point.” That is to say, it was precisely because there were holes in the doors and windows that the wind would take people from here. In the fire