1. 月下老人 (yuè xià lǎo rén) - The old man under the moon. It refers to the matchmaker who brings people together, often used to describe someone who plays Cupid.
2. 月明星稀 (yuè míng xīng xī) - Stars are scarce on the bright moonlit night. It describes a quiet and peaceful night with few people around.
3. 月白風清 (yuè bái fēng qīng) - Bright moonlight and clear breeze. It describes a serene and tranquil atmosphere.
4. 月盈則虧 (yuè yíng zé kuī) - When the moon is full, it will wane. It means that fortunes rise and fall cyclically, nothing lasts forever.
5. 月落烏啼 (yuè luò wū tí) - The moon sets and the crows cry. It refers to a desolate scene or a time of sadness and sorrow.
6. 月下獨酌 (yuè xià dú zhuó) - Drinking alone under the moon. It describes the act of enjoying solitude and reflecting on life while drinking alone.
7. 月暈而風 (yuè yùn ér fēng) - When the moon is hazy, the wind blows. It describes the atmospheric phenomenon where a hazy moon is accompanied by a light breeze.
8. 月黑風高 (yuè hēi fēng gāo) - Dark moonless night and high winds. It describes a gloomy and stormy night.
9. 月旦春風 (yuè dàn chūn fēng) - When the new moon appears, the spring breeze blows. It means that positive changes or new beginnings are about to happen.
10. 月老 (yuè lǎo) - The old man of the moon. He is believed to be the deity in charge of love and marriage in Chinese mythology.
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