It used to refer to the divine power of immortal Taoist priests. Now it is said that man has great power to dominate nature. It can also be said that reactionary forces are rampant.

Idiom origin:

The first fold of Yuan Shang Zhongxian's Liu Yichuan: "A light cough calls for wind and rain early, and everyone knows its anger."

Example:

Dude, you are really a first-rate figure in Ma Zhini. You were born in the sky, stirring up the motive force of a country. (Liang Qing Qichao's The Future of New China, the third time)

Clairvoyance: A person who can see distant things in myths and legends.

Shunt ear: 1. People who can hear far away in myths and legends. 2. A well-informed person. 3. Metaphorical hearing ability. 4. Microphone capable of transmitting sound waves over a long distance.

Like the strong wind in spring, it blows at night and blows open the petals of ten thousand pear trees: