浮云蔽日
Explanation: Clouds cover the sun. Crafty and fawning only deceived the original metaphor of the emperor. Villain in power after the general reference, social darkness. Usage: The main predicate; as object complement; that villains in power, social darkness Source: "The son of German text": "For sun and the moon out, a cloud covered it." Examples: Murdoch eventually cloud blocks out the sun, the winter had to do blossoming spring buds. (Chen Yi "Comrade presented" Poetry) |
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