The moon before the stars
Xingqianyuexia is a Chinese word, Pinyin x à ngqi á NYU è Xi à, which is interpreted as the night of the moon. Also known as "under the moon before the stars.".
Idiom: the moon before the stars
Source: yuan · LV Zhian's "wind into the pine" suite: "often happy, rest between the north and south."
Yuan Qiaoji's "water Fairy" Song: "five hundred years of happy enemy, just before the moon."
Example: pass the cup and make a cup, have a bosom friend's taste, ~, qingluan ride together, it's like picking a fairy to go to yaochi. A selection of Qun Yin Lei
Chinese PinYin : xīng qián yuè xià
The moon before the stars
wring one 's heart to the very core. āi tòng yù jué
he marshalled his hosts and addressed them. chén shī jǖ lǚ