What idioms describe "the night scene is beautiful"?

Idioms describing "the night is beautiful" are:

1. Beautiful night: Li Ang? xiāo？ mìI？ Jǐng, pleasant night and beautiful scenery. Become an object; Refers to the night.

2. Good night and good scenery: liáng? xiāo？ hīo？ Jǐng, beautiful night and scenery. With the "beautiful night". Become an object; Do you mean at night? It's late

3. Flower moonlit night: huā? zhāo？ yuè？ Yes, a morning with flowers and a night with bright moon. It refers to beautiful time and scenery. In the past, it also referred to February 15 and August 15 of the lunar calendar. Become an object; It refers to beautiful time and scenery.

4. moonlit flowers: yuè? yè？ huā？ Zhāo, there are flowers in the morning and a bright moon at night. It refers to beautiful time and scenery. In the past, it also referred to February 15 and August 15 of the lunar calendar. As objects and attributes; Of beautiful scenery.

5. bright lights: dēng? huǒ？ huī？ Huáng described the bustling scene of bright lights at night. As predicate, attribute and complement? Language; Used to describe the night scene.

6. Evening rain: bā? shān？ yè？ Y incarnation refers to the lonely scene of staying in different places and wandering in the rain every night. As objects and attributes; Used in written language.

7. the wind is clear and the moon is bright: fēng? qěng？ Youè? It's bright, the breeze is cool and the moonlight is clear. Describe the beautiful night scene. It is the same as "the wind is clear and the moon is bright". As an attribute and complement; Describe the night scene.

8. Wandering scene: liú? Lynn? guāng？ Jǐng misses the scenery. Stay in one place to buy time. This also means that the history of themes or words in literary and artistic works is limited to romantic nights.

9. wahoo honeysuckle: huǒ? shù？ yín？ Huā, fire tree: a fiery red tree means that the tree is full of lights; Yin Hua: Silver? Flowers mean bright lights. Describe the magnificent night scene decorated with lanterns or fireworks. As subject, object and attribute; Describe the lights on the festival night.

10. The wind is clear and the moon is white: fēng? qěng？ yuè？ Bai, the breeze is cool.