There is no such poem as "Clear the clouds to see the moon". But there is "faithful wife".
The first sentence of "faithful wife" is: "Mo Wei clouds cover your eyes".
"faithful wife" comes from Wang Anshi, a famous politician, reformer and writer in the Song Dynasty. The whole poem is "Flying to the mountain to find a tower, and I heard that the cock crows to see the sun rise. I am not afraid of clouds to cover my eyes, but I am only at the highest level. "
The source is quoted from Water Margin: As the saying goes in Mo language, contentment is always empty in the end. There is a fine line between ideal and reality. When there is no storm, faithful wife. Bloom fell when he saw you again, so I regret not to stay in this life.
"faithful wife" sh ǒ u d ē yú n kā i jià n yumí ng is a positive and optimistic spirit that persists and never gives up. This means that only those who persist in the end can wait until the day when the clouds are clear and the moon is clear. Tell people that as long as they stick to the end, rainbows will appear.