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Is flying in the snow an idiom?
No.
The four-character word "Flying in the Snow" is an idiom derived from allusions. "Flying in the Snow" has no allusion origin, so it is not an idiom.
Chinese idioms (Pinyin: hànyǔchénɡyǔ) are fixed phrases in the Chinese language that have been formed through long-term use and tempering. Derived from ancient classics, famous historical stories or people's spoken words, the meaning is incisive and often hidden in the literal meaning. It is not a simple sum of the meanings of its constituent components, but has a holistic meaning.
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