What does Xiao Yun Dance III mean and where does it come from?

The meaning of this sentence is that one day, with a normal heart, there will always be a day when you see the bright moon. This sentence refers to the obstacles and setbacks in life, to express that a firm heart will always usher in a bright future.

The pronunciation of cloud and mist is yún kāi wù sàn, which means that the weather turns from dark to sunny. Often used as an object and attribute, it means that resentment and doubt have been eliminated. See the light again. From the poem "Wang Junyi" in Song Taodian: "The clouds are clear, and the wind is fine and clean." In the vernacular, the clouds disperse, the weather turns fine, and the wind blows gently, but there is no fine dust.

To keep a clear mind and wait for the rabbit is to keep a firm heart and firmly believe that the dark clouds (referring to difficulties, setbacks or doubts) will eventually pass and the light will eventually come. So these two sentences are often said to be "clear the clouds to see the bright moon" or "clear the sky through the clouds", which means that the bright moon can only be seen through the clouds, and it is also used to mean that the light can only be seen through the darkness, and the confusion can be suddenly enlightened.

Extended data

Synonyms similar to "When the clouds clear, sometimes, keep your heart clear until the moon is bright" are:

(1) Clouds and fog dispersed, and the pinyin is yún xiāo wù sàn, which means that the fog dispersed and the weather cleared up. It also expresses doubts, grievances, sadness, etc. Immediately be completely eliminated. From Tang Li Shimin's "Giving Wuji Shangshu a Right Servant Shooting": "What is the meaning of war? The cloud disappears. " In the vernacular, all contradictions have vanished.

(2) I suddenly realized that Pinyin is Hu m 4 ng rá n dà w ù, and its definition is: sudden understanding and awakening of something. From Song Shi Daoyuan's Legend of Jingdezhen Lights, Volume 5: "Simple admonition, suddenly enlightened." Thank you for your advice. It suddenly dawned on me.

(3) The pinyin is b3yú n dǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ. Describe the reception. When you are inspired, your mind will be suddenly enlightened, or metaphorically, you will see the light, which is very promising. From Master Wang Yuan's The West Chamber: I have been ignorant since I left my brother's face. Now I see it. It's like seeing the sun through the clouds. It is helpful to describe other people's teaching.

(4) In the final analysis, pinyin means shuǐ luò shí ch, which means that when the tide goes down, the rocks at the bottom of the water are exposed. The original refers to the natural scene, and later refers to the fact that things have finally come out. Song Sushi's Post-Red Cliff Fu: "The mountain is high and the moon is small, and the water comes out."