literally meaning "both sleeves flowing in the breeze"; used as a metaphor for an official who is uncorrupted and stays away from bribery or illegal profit

(idiom) a cool breeze and a bright moon; refers to a peaceful and clear night, or a life of quiet solitude and leisure

A cool, refreshing breeze is blowing gently; often used to describe a pleasant and serene atmosphere.

literaly a bright moon and a cool breeze; refers to a peaceful night or living a quiet life free from worldly worries

(idiom) describes an official who is clean and honest, having no personal wealth or ill-gotten gains; remaining poor after leaving public office as a result of integrity

(literary) describes someone with a mild and pleasant character, or an influence that is as soothing and life-giving as a gentle wind

high-minded and possessing great integrity; describes a person of noble character and high principles

to be uncorrupted and principled; having a pure character and firm integrity