The correct is as follows
Idiom: When the wind blows.
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Pinyin: fēng Chuēcēo dēng
Explanation: When the wind blows gently, the grass shakes. Metaphor has not changed much.
Source: Dunhuang Bianwen anthology "Wu Zixu Bianwen": "Steal the trace and steal the road, and spit it out. When the wind blows, even if it is hidden. "
Ex.: In case someone finds something behind ~ Don't say you're ashamed to see dad, pass it on. How can I succeed? ◎ Ming Ling Mengchu's "Two Surprise Moments" Volume 23
Grammar: combination; As objects and attributes; Used with "you" and so on.
Related idioms:
The trees are full of wind, the wind is full of holes, the chaff is blocked, the fog is carved, the wind is cut, the wind is chasing, the wind is bitter and the rain is blind, the wind is blind, life is full, the waves are full of butterflies, the waves are full of feathers, the bees are full of nests, the ground is shaking, the heart is moving, and the eyes are moving.