late at night(yuè luò shēn héng)

late at night

The Chinese idiom, Yu è Lu ò sh ē NH é ng in pinyin, means that the moon has set and the reference star is slanting; it describes that the sky will be bright. It's from the record of dragon city, Zhao Shixiong's drunken rest under plum blossom.

The origin of Idioms

Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty wrote in the record of dragon city Zhao Shixiong's drunken rest under the plum blossom: "when the East was white, Shixiong looked up, but under the big plum blossom tree, there were green feathers chirping, and the moon was falling, but he was melancholy."

Analysis of Idioms

The moon is not in full swing

Idiom usage

Used as an object or attribute; used in writing. It should be that Yi was melancholy in the south of the Yangtze River. Wu Jianren, the 40th chapter of strange situation witnessed in 20 years. In Lu Xun's collection of collected materials, reminiscence: "Wang sou, the doorman of the family, sometimes went to the summer heat with plenty of water, or broke a few chairs, held a chimney, and talked with Li Yu about stories. Every month, he went down to Shenheng, only to see a spark in the pipe, but the conversation was still endless."

Chinese PinYin : yuè luò shēn héng