Idioms at the beginning of the month

Idioms at the beginning of the month: the wind is dark and the wind is clear, the moon rises and sets, the moon is exposed, the moon sets and the stars sink, the moon is full, the moon is thousands of miles long, the moon lacks flowers, the moon blooms and falls, and the moon crosses.

1, the moon sets and the stars sink: the moon sets and the stars are dark, indicating that the sky is about to dawn.

2, the moon is clear and the wind is clear: the moonlight is clear and the breeze is refreshing, describing a quiet and beautiful moonlit night.

3. Chang 'e in the middle of the month: Chang 'e went to the moon palace to steal fairy medicine, which is a metaphor for attractive beauty.

4. Moon exposure: refers to poems with flowery rhetoric and empty content.

5, the moon is dark and windy: it is a metaphor for a windy night without moonlight and a sinister environment.

6, the full moon is a loss: the full moon is lacking. Metaphor things to the extreme began to decline.

7. The moon is thousands of miles away: the moonlight shines on the earth. Later, it is often used to describe friends or lovers who are far apart and miss each other by moonlight and night.

8. Lack of flowers in the moon: describe the scene of decline. It is also a metaphor for emotional breakdown and divorce.

9. Lunar New Year's Eve: Moonlit Night and Flower Morning. Describe its beautiful moment.

10, moonset crossing: moonset crossing. Describe that the sky will be bright.