Four-character idioms containing day and month

The four-character idiom including day and month is as follows:

Over time, the sun and the moon fly, the sun and the moon are cut, the sun and the moon fly, changing with each passing day, day after day, day after day, day after day, month after day, month after day, month after day, month after day, selling day after day, pot after day, day after day, day after day, day after day, day after day, day after day, day after day.

The sun is losing, the moon is playing, the moon is growing, the sun is selfless, the sun is losing, the moon is hanging, the moon is pitiful, the sun is pregnant, the sun is losing, the sun is hanging, the east is in the west, the province is repairing, the moon is growing, and the sun is loyal.

Beautiful sentences describing the moon

1, the glow of the crescent moon pours everywhere like smoke, falls on the corner of the white rock on the slope of the hanging rock wall, falls on the branches stretching like arms, or falls on the broken rock eroded by cracks.

I went outside to watch the moon, but the moon seemed to be playing hide-and-seek with me. It was exposed for a while, and then it got into the clouds, which kept me from seeing it. I waited for a long time and finally came out. It was dark yellow at first, then gradually faded, and finally it was completely silvery white.

Because of the love of moonlight, those dim shadows gradually become clear. Quiet mountains, tall trees, flat fields, winding roads, winding rivers, fragrant chrysanthemums, and those deep and shallow villages.