Idioms describing darkness

The idiom to describe darkness is as follows:

1, dark [? Do you know that?/You know what? ]

Interpretation: Describe the darkness of society under the rule of reactionary forces. Source: Qing Pu Songling's "Strange Stories from a Lonely Studio Dragon Boat Old Butler": "It's extremely strange to have a laparotomy, but the woodcarving is very painful, especially in the darkness of eastern Guangdong!"

2. Bright lights [? dēng HuǒHuáng？ ]

Interpretation: describe the bustling scene of bright lights at night. Origin: Feng Ming Menglong's "Yu's Famous Words": "Emperor Li Zong visited the Garden and climbed the Phoenix Mountain. In the evening, he saw the West Lake brightly lit and brightly lit. "

3. Lighting [? dēng huǒ wàn jiā？ ]

Interpretation: Every household lights up. The light is on when it is dark. It also describes the night view of the town. Source: Tang Bai Juyi's "Looking at the West of the River Building": "There are lights on all sides of the city, and there is a Milky Way in the middle of the water."

4, dark light [? hēdēng XiāHuǒ？ ]

Interpretation: Describe the darkness without lights. Source: Duanmu Hongliang Horqin Banner Grassland: "Oh, what are you going to do at this time? It is getting dark. "

5. In the dark [? hūn tiān hìdì？ ]

Interpretation: Describe the dark sky. It is also a metaphor of social darkness and chaos. Source: The Scholars by Qing Wu Jingzi, the eighth time: "I'm really in a hurry. I rushed by land for a few days, and then I took a boat to Wuzhen, Zhejiang Province in the dark. "

6, even faint tree [? Lian heng da sh ǔ? ]

Interpretation: Jude said one night. All night, from dark to dawn. Source: The Overseas Chronicle of Daqingshan, Volume I: "Plain and bright, bamboo, wood, bamboo, rattan, shovel, shovel, calling from house to house, down the hole, three days and nights."

7. Even the whole night [? lián míng chè yè？ ]

Interpretation: All night, from dark to dawn. Same as "overnight". Source: Yao's "Long Night" Part II: "When I left Xinyang, the buses in the southern section of Pinghan Line could not pass, and all the vehicles were transporting troops all night."