"Xiao Xiao" is an onomatopoeic word and "Xiao Xiao" is an adjective. "Xiaoxiao" comes from "beside the three-point water" and has something to do with water. Use "rustling" when there is wind and no rain, and use "small" when there is rain or wind and rain.
For example, someone wrote "the rustling spring breeze blows people's faces" as "the rustling spring breeze blows people's faces". Others wrote "Autumn rain is raining, ushered in the harvest season" as "Autumn rain is raining, ushered in the harvest season".
"Smile and the spring breeze blows the face" should be changed to "smile" because there is wind and no rain; "Autumn rain rustling, ushered in the harvest season" should be changed to "raining" because of the rain.
The word "small" means "small place" and "depression" "Sasha Vujacic": Onomatopoeia. Describe horse barking, wind, grass shaking, etc. Such as "A?vagho?a rustling" and "the wind is rustling and easy to get cold".
For example, Liu's preface to the dream of returning home: "I smell the rustling of bamboo forests at night, and the sound is like a spring." I can't sleep alone in front of the window for a long time. " Another example is Yao's novel "Roaring Tigers, Thunder and Thunder".
"Smile": adjective. Describe a sudden storm.
For example, on a rainy night, I came to my hometown many years later. It can also be described as light rain. Such as "drizzle moistens crops" The word "Xiao" means deep and clear.