the moon

bright; light; to shine; to flash; loud and clear; to show (one's passport etc); to make public (one's views etc)

to grow light (at daybreak)

bright; shining; glittering; to become clear

brilliant; shiny; a flare; to glisten; to twinkle

to illuminate; to light up; lighting

bright

loud and clear; resounding

to illuminate; to turn on the lights; to light (a blaze)

to shine; shiny

to polish

(one's) eyes light up; to be impressed by what one sees

lustrous and black; jet-black

dawn; daybreak

loud and clear; resonant

variant of 洪亮[hong2 liang4]

wide and bright; without worries; deep and sonorous (voice)

shining; brilliant

bright and spacious

bright; glittering

moist and glossy; wet look (of lipstick)

glossy; shiny

loud and clear; resonant

(of sound) clear and resonant; bright; (of eyes) bright; (of water) crystal-clear; limpid; clear (in one's mind)

clear

clear; open; bright

shiny; very bright

Tian Liang (1979-), former male Chinese diver, Olympic medalist

clear

please forgive me

bright; shiny; dazzling; glaring

bright; shining; translucent; crystal clear

shiny; gleaming

shiny bright as silver

shiny

lit. bright as snow; shiny; dazzling; sharp (of eyes)

to highlight (computing); (of sound) loud and clear; penetrating

bright (color); vivid

Zhuge Liang (181–234), military leader and prime minister of Shu Han 蜀漢|蜀汉[Shu3 Han4] during the Three Kingdoms period; the main hero of the fictional Romance of Three Kingdoms 三國演義|三国演义[San1 guo2 Yan3 yi4], where he is portrayed as a sage and military genius; (fig.) a mastermind

daybreak

to like looking attractive (usually of girls); aestheticism

dawn; the first glimmer of light

(dialect) to begin to dawn; to be just getting light

two remarkable persons living at the same period (as 周瑜[Zhou1 Yu2] and 諸葛亮|诸葛亮[Zhu1 ge3 Liang4])

supermoon

person who is wise after the event

to wish for the stars and the moon; to have unreal expectations

some people have to be pushed for them to take action

if it isn't bright in the east, it'll be bright in the west (idiom); if something doesn't work here, it might work somewhere else