One day there was no sun

One day there was no sun

One day without the sun is a Chinese idiom, pronounced y ǒ UTI ā nm é IR ì t ó u, which is interpreted as a metaphor for absurd words and deeds. The same as "there is no day".

Idiom explanation

It is a metaphor for absurd words and deeds. The same as "there is no day".

Idioms and allusions

[source] Lang Ying of the Ming Dynasty wrote in the sequel to the seventh revision, poems and verses, as the saying goes: "it is true that there is no day when the sun is gone, so is the Song Dynasty's children prodigy poem." [example] just kill the slave, the one who doesn't want to die I'll take this thing and put it to shame. It's the hairpin that you have with you. It's all here. The twelfth chapter of Jin Ping Mei CI Hua

Discrimination of words

Synonym: there is no day, there is no day, there is no day