Idioms describing the weather in the evening

Twilight The weather is dim in the evening.

Source: Song Dynasty Fan Zhongyan's "Yueyang Tower": "In the dusk, tigers roar and apes crow."

Morning clouds and dusk rain Dusk: evening. There are clouds in the morning and rain in the evening. It originally refers to the morning and evening changes of the goddess. In the old days, it was used to refer to the party between men and women.

Source: "Gaotang Fu" by Song Yu in the Warring States Period, Chu Dynasty and Song Dynasty: "I am in the sun of Wushan Mountain, blocked by the high hills, with morning clouds in the morning and falling rain in the evening. Morning and evening, under the balcony . ”

Morning bells, evening drums and evening bells. According to Buddhist rules, drums are played in the temple at night and bells are rung at night. Metaphors can make people alert and awaken.

Source: Tang Dynasty Li Xian's poem "In the Mountains": "The bells in the morning and evening drums cannot be heard, and the bright moon and solitary clouds are full of love."

Six streets, three cities and six streets: There were six streets in Chang'an City in the Tang Dynasty; City: In ancient times, morning, noon and evening were called the three-hour city. Refers generally to streets and alleys.

Source: "Zi Zhi Tong Jian·The first year of Emperor Ruizong Jing Yun of the Tang Dynasty": "Wei Yuanguo, a member of Zhong Shu She, visited the Sixth Street." "Zhou Li·Di Guan·Si Shi"

Twilight refers to the evening, the sky is dark, and the scenery in front of you is blurred.

Source: "Mao Dun's Prose·Travel Traces·Impressions of Vladivostok": "The daylight hours in Vladivostok are extremely short in winter. It is not bright yet at eight o'clock in the morning, and it is already dusk at five o'clock in the afternoon."

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Ri Mu Tu Qian Mu: evening; Tu: road. It was getting late and the road had come to an end. It is a metaphor for a very difficult situation, reaching the end of the world. It also describes extreme poverty.

Source: "Historical Records·Biography of Wu Zixu": "At dusk, I have traveled a long way, so I went in reverse and reversed the situation." Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty "Twenty Rhymes of Giving to Geshu Kaifu Han": "A few The grass rested in the spring of last year, but today the road is poor at dusk.