It rains a lot when people go out. Where did this statement come from?

The allusion "Noble people bring more water" comes from the desert area in northwest China. In that water-deficient place, only nobles take water out.

"Ancient Poems of Noble People Encountering Rain" Source: Noble people often encounter rain when they go out, and the gold thread is long around the silver thread. If you are lucky enough to be caught in a downpour, the Flat Peach Party will get drunk and listen to music. Noble people go out to attract wind and rain and go out to worry.

The ancients said that "nobles go out to make trouble", which means that powerful people will definitely make trouble when they go out. The "wind and rain" here does not refer to the wind and rain in reality, but to major events. The so-called "share weal and woe" also means this.

Words like "it rains for the nobles" are actually proverbs, proverbs and proverbs. From the people, there is no specific source.

Desert generally refers to the northeast Asian plateau, that is, the inland plateau of East Asia. Daxing 'anling in the east, Altai Mountain in the west, Sayanling, Kent Mountain and Yabulov Mountain in the north, and the yinshan mountains in the south. These two marginal zones are called Nansha Desert and North Desert respectively.

It covers an area of about 2.6 million square kilometers, including the whole territory of Mongolia (Outer Mongolia), Tuva, Buryat, Russia, Berclaz Yi in the northwest of China, the whole territory of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and parts of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. Most of them are ancient platforms, with mountains in the northwest, vast Gobi in the southeast and big hills in the middle and east.

Average elevation1580m. Han Bangu's Yan Feng Ran Mingshan: "Sui Que, the chicken deer, the crow, the desert." Tang Wang Wei wrote in his poem "On the Great Wall": "The desert is lonely and straight, and the long river sets the yen." Song Luyou's poem "Sleeping in the Water Village": "I am like a desert, why are you crying for a new pavilion?"

The main cities in northwest China are Xi, Lanzhou, Xining, Yinchuan and Urumqi. Located in the northwest inland of China, it has a vast area, drought and water shortage, widespread deserts, many sandstorms, fragile ecology, sparse population, abundant resources, difficult development, long international border and favorable border trade.

Northwest China is located in the west of the middle and upper reaches of the Loess Plateau-the Yellow River, north of Kunlun Mountain-Altun Mountain-Qilian Mountain-Qinling Mountain, east of the border, south of the border-Mongolian Plateau. China has a long northwest border with Mongolia, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Pakistan, India, Afghanistan and other countries.