东方风来满眼春

東方風來滿眼春
dōngfāng fēng lái mǎn yǎn chūn
quotation

Meanings

  1. 1 the east wind blows and spring fills the eye
  2. 2 the east wind brings spring everywhere the eye can see

Examples

Gǎigé kāifàng yǐlái, dōngfāngfēngláimǎnyǎnchūn.
Since Reform and Opening, the east wind has blown and spring fills the view.
Zhè piān bàodào yòng ' dōngfāngfēngláimǎnyǎnchūn ' xíngróng Shēnzhèn de biànhuà.
The article uses ‘the east wind brings spring to the eye’ to describe Shenzhen's transformation.

Tips

history
From Li He 's Tang poem 《河南府试十二月·三月》: ‘东方满眼花城杀人。’ (The east wind brings spring to every eye; in the flower-city, willow-shade can sadden a soul to death.) Given renewed fame by the 1992 reportage series 《东方满眼》, which documented Deng Xiaoping's Southern Tour — making the line a stock shorthand for China's reform era.
usage
In modern political/economic writing it is almost always a reference to the 1992 Deng Xiaoping reportage, not the original Tang poem.

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