The next sentence in the clouds and mist

The next sentence is "It's all in your eyes".

The next sentence of "In the clouds and fog" is: In the clouds and fog, it is all in your eyes; in the wind and rain, you can still see in the clear sky. According to the encyclopedia, "Yunli Wuli" comes from "Shishuoxinyu" written by Linchuan in the Southern Dynasty Song Dynasty: "Wang Zhongzu Liu Zhenchang had a talk with Yin Zhongjun, and the talks were all gone. Liu said to the king: 'You fell into the clouds and mists.' "It means that Wang Zhongzu and Liu Zhen were having a chat in the Changzao Army. After the conversation, they were driving away together. Liu said to Wang: "You seem to have fallen into a heavy fog."

"In the clouds and fog" means. It refers to falling into a heavy fog, which is a metaphor for people's confusion; "all in your eyes" means that you can see everything, and everything is in your eyes.