Explain the meaning of "Afraid of the dark but in love with the night"!

Let me talk about boredom. First of all, your sentence itself should be said to be unexplainable because you did not point out its origin. Generally speaking, language is a self-setting of human culture, and each sentence can be Different situations have different meanings

I don’t know where your words come from, so I have to talk nonsense

You can understand the purely physical meaning in this way. I am afraid of the darkness at night, but I am afraid of it. Some other things are attached to the night. The night is a time of silence and self-presentation, because everyone always hopes to find themselves, but the darkness is scary. This is a feeling of human beings, which creates a contradiction

< p> Then maybe it can be understood from other places, such as symbolic meaning. There will be no end to symbolic meaning because symbolic meaning is too broad. Anything can symbolize rights, love, life, and everything has two sides to people. They desire rights but are afraid of fighting for power. Hurts and failures in hope and love also know that love "always only has a lifespan of 6 months" or that no matter how life realizes the value of life and various vague meanings, it always vaguely knows that "everything is empty" and the individual life will eventually die. fact.

If you want to express this meaning well, perhaps Gibran's "Joy and Sorrow" is a good answer. Here are a few excerpts

The deeper the scars of sorrow are carved on you, the more you will Can tolerate more joy.

Is not your cup the same as the goblet that burned in the potter's kiln?

Isn’t the flute that pleases your heart the same wooden pipe that has been carved by a sharp knife?

When you are happy, look deeply into your heart and you will know that what once made you sad is making you happy again.

When you are sad, look inside your heart and you will see that the very thing that once made you happy is making you cry again.