What do you mean, the sun and the moon have no light? Sentence-making and allusions of idioms with no light in the sun and moon

Idiom name: the sun and the moon have no light

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Even the sun and moon have lost their luster. Metaphor is extremely dark.

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1, the idiom [back to the directory] with phonetic notation: rì yuè wú guāng

Explanation: Even the sun and the moon have lost their luster. Metaphor is extremely dark.

Source: Jin's "Bao Puzi, Internal Articles, Deng She": "The so-called daytime Lu Chen, the sun and the moon have no light, and people and ghosts are not seen."

Example: The sun burned the prince, and he felt that it was dark, thundering and foggy. ★ Wu Wang's commentary on the middle volume

2, the movie of the same name [back to the directory]

Director: chris marker:

Arielle Dombasle

Charlotte Kerr

Alexandra Stewart

Type: documentary

There is no sunshine/sun.

More foreign titles: Sunless, Bezsolntsa Sunless Sanssole

Length: USA: 100 minutes

Country/Region: France

Dialogue language: French

Distribution company: New Yorker Film Company

Release date:1February, 983, West Germany

Introduction:

This film reflects the experience of a freelance photographer traveling in Japan, West Africa and Iceland in the form of letters, and his voice-over (performed by different actors in different language versions) appears in the form of letters.

The author expresses his views on Guinea-Bissau and Japan, two countries with great differences, in a unique artistic way. Guinea-Bissau is a poor country in West Africa and Japan is a developed country in East Asia. These two completely different countries are called two "poles" in the world today by the director. In this film, a photographer who traveled around the world took many images about these two countries. In the process, he kept writing letters to a strange lady, who kept reading letters to the audience, and the letters were accompanied by images about these two countries taken by the photographer.

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