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Open the tool →金乌西坠,玉兔东升 (jīn wū xī zhuì , yù tù dōng shēng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the golden crow (sun) sets in the west, and the jade rabbit (moon) rises in the east; refers to the natural transition from day to night, or simply the passage of time”.
金乌西坠,玉兔东升 is pronounced jīn wū xī zhuì , yù tù dōng shēng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 金乌西坠,玉兔东升 means “Golden crow sets in the west, jade rabbit rises in the east”. It is used to mean “the golden crow (sun) sets in the west, and the jade rabbit (moon) rises in the east; refers to the natural transition from day to night, or simply the passage of time”.
金乌:太阳;坠:落下;玉兔:月亮。太阳落山,月亮升起