Idioms to describe the bright moon, words to describe the bright moon

Two points of the bright moon The ancients believed that the bright moon in the world was divided into three parts, and Yangzhou occupied two points. It was originally used to describe the prosperous scene of Yangzhou. Today, it is used as a metaphor for the moonlight in the local area, which is particularly bright.

Morning with flowers, night with bright moon. Refers to good times and scenery. In the old days, it also specifically referred to the 15th day of the second month and the 15th day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar.

The bright moon and the breeze are only accompanied by the breeze and the bright moon. The metaphor is not to make friends casually. It is also a metaphor for idleness.

The breeze and the moon are only accompanied by the breeze and the moon. The metaphor is not to make friends casually. It is also a metaphor for idleness.

Sui Zhu Dan Bird Sui Zhu: The night pearl of ancient legends, that is, the bright moon pearl of the Sui Marquis. Use the night pearl to play the birds. The metaphor is not worth the cost.

Cut the moon and cut the clouds, cut the bright moon, carve the clouds. The rhetoric in the metaphorical poems is embellished, and the scenery is depicted with new ingenuity.

Flowers on a moonlit night A morning with flowers, a night with a bright moon. Refers to good times and scenery. In the old days, it also specifically referred to the 15th day of the second month and the 15th day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar.

Morning with flowers, night with bright moon. Refers to good times and scenery. Same as "Flower Morning Moon and Night".

Morning and evening with flowers, night with bright moon. Refers to good times and scenery. Same as "Flower Morning Moon and Night".

The moon is bright and the moon is bright. A metaphor for a generous and peaceful atmosphere.

Facing the wind and the moon, facing the breeze and the moon. Describing the scenery is very easy to provoke people's thoughts.

The breeze and the moon are metaphorically not casual friends. It is also a metaphor for idleness. Same as "Breeze and Bright Moon".

The bright moon hangs high, and the green mountains shine, which is more beautiful, like reshaping makeup.

Xia skirt moon curtain with clouds as the skirt, bright moon as the shawl. Borrowed to refer to a fairy or beauty.

Moonlit night flower morning There are flowers in the morning, and there is a bright moon in the night. Refers to good times and scenery. In the old days, it also specifically referred to the 15th day of the second month and the 15th day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar. Hope!

Overlord Fengyue. Pronunciation: bà wáng fēng yuè

Paraphrasing A metaphor for treating elegant things with a rough attitude.

Example Today's Lord urges flowers, which is different, and purely uses fire to attack, which can be described as "overlord Fengyue". (Qing Li Ruzhen's "Mirror Flowers" fifth chapter).

Depiction"Bright Moon"The words are as follows:

1. The moon is dark and the wind is high: There is no moonlight and wind in the burning hall. A metaphor for a sinister environment.

2. The moon stars are sparse: the moon stars are sparse, and when the moon is bright, the stars appear sparse. A metaphor for the ability of one thing to cover up another.

3. The moon is full and the eclipse is easy: It refers to the fact that when the moon is full, it is easy to have a lunar eclipse, which is a metaphor for the decline of things when they are at the extreme.

4. Meteor chasing the moon: The metaphor is like a meteor chasing the moon, describing rapid action.

5. The moon halo is hidden and windy: The moon has a halo, which is a sign of wind. The slightest sign of the parable can tell the trend of its development.

6. Stars and moons: Stars and moon shine together, which is exceptionally bright.

7. Curling Autumn Moon: The heart is as clear as ice, as clean as the bright moon. The metaphor is noble character.

8. Baking clouds and supporting the moon: refers to a traditional technique of painting the moon, which is a metaphor for dyeing from the side to set off the things depicted.