雲煙過眼
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Meanings
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not clinging to things; letting things pass like clouds and haze
A yojijukugo expressing the idea of not becoming overly attached or obsessed, likening experiences to clouds and mist that drift by. Used in literary or reflective contexts.
With a mind like clouds and haze passing before the eyes, he is not attached to either success or failure.