huìmíng

晦明

Word · Noun · Adjective

night and day; darkness and light

Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma

Meanings

2 senses · 4 examples
1.

noun

night and day

literary

A literary term describing the alternation of night and day.

Huì晦
míng明
gēng更
tì替
 ,
guāng光
yīn阴
rěn荏
rǎn苒
 。

Night and day alternate, time slips away.

Guān观
tiān天
dì地
huì晦
míng明
zhī之
biàn变
 ,
chá察
sì四
jì季
hán寒
shǔ暑
zhī之
yì易
 。

Observe the changes between darkness and light in the sky, and note the alternation of cold and heat in the four seasons.

2.

adjective

dark and bright; gloomy and clear

literary

Describes the state of light or weather, often in a literary or poetic context.

Shān山
jiān间
huì晦
míng明
bù不
dìng定
 ,
wù雾
qì气
liáo缭
rào绕
 。

In the mountains, it's alternately dark and bright, with mist swirling around.

Yún云
kāi开
wù雾
sàn散
 ,
tiān天
sè色
zhuǎn转
míng明
 ,
huì晦
míng明
zhī之
jǐng景
shùn瞬
xī息
wàn万
biàn变
 。

The clouds parted and the fog dispersed, the sky turned bright—the scenes of gloom and clarity changed in an instant.