1. In the words describing rain, "Xiaoxiao" and "Mianmian" are often used in different occasions. When it is drizzling, we may think of or use these two words. These two words are synonyms, both of which refer to "Lian Mian dialect" and are used to describe the rain in Mao Mao; The difference in meaning lies in the different objects used.

2. The so-called "conjunction" means that two different morphemes are combined together, but they cannot be used separately; Once it is taken apart, its meaning changes. For example, "Xiao" and "mian" are basically not used separately, and only when "Xiao" and "mian" are used together can they have certain lexical meaning. Another example is "grapes", which cannot be disassembled for use. Because once opened, people don't know what the individual words "Portugal", "grape", "small" and "cotton" mean.

3. "Xiao" is a pictophonetic character, "Ju" means water, and "Xiao" means sound. Its original meaning refers to the clear, quiet and impurity-free appearance of water; "chic" means that people don't have too many distractions, and everything is crystal clear and open. "Mian" is a knowing word, and its original meaning refers to delicate "silk"; Because "silk" and "silk" both refer to silk. A little extension means continuity.

4. When describing the sound of rain, "Xiaoxiao" and "Mianmian" are applied to different places from the original meaning. Speaking of "spring rain", we say "spring rain is drizzly" and "autumn rain is continuous". Why? Spring is beautiful because the spring rain is clear and elegant; Autumn rain is lingering and sad, heading for the cold winter.

5. Therefore, "spring rain" does not say "continuous" and "autumn rain" does not say "drizzly".