What, what, what, Japanese idioms

Clouds cover the sun-treacherous officials deceive the king

A sly flatterer is blinded by the light of the king, but it won't last long.

in public

The official is not tight for three days

There is no peace in this country.

Ganyunbiri, Utah

(of tall trees or buildings) reaching out into the sky to block out the sun.

lucky day

The breeze is warm and the sun is shining-fine weather.

Eliminate difficulties and turn the crisis around; A critical situation; A desperate situation.

Later, it was used to describe the heroic talents of the dangerous situation; A critical situation; A desperate situation that can be eliminated and reversed.

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Some activities are continuous, day and night.

Day and night, all day and all night

Enjoy life and spend every day.

For the sake of a healthier omen

State affairs are clear and national strength is strong.

State affairs are clear and national strength is strong.

day and night

Huang Tian jiao ri

Youyan rotate

Youyan rotate

Return to the sky

Youth is perishable.

The disaster is endless.

Observe the sun sincerely

Extraodinary Fidelity

The number and lineup of troops are full of power and neatness.

long-term

Cherish time

Since you regret it, why did you do that?

Don't know your own strength

Kuafu chasing the sun

Subordinates show loyalty and admiration to their superiors

A mad dog barks at the sun-a bad man slanders a good man.

Kwai tendency day

Clear the clouds and see the sun ―― Eliminate misunderstandings

An auspicious/auspicious day

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The critical moment can be seen.

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Lucky day

Make the moon auspicious.

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