Which idiom is used to describe sunny weather at night?

yuè míng xīng xī

[Interpretation] The bright moon is in the sky; The stars appear sparse.

[Language] Cao Cao's "Short Song Line 1": "The moon stars are rare; Black magpies fly south. Turn around the tree three times; What can I rely on? "

[Body discrimination] Thin; Can't write "hope"

The moon is bright and the stars are few.

[Usage] Generally used as attribute and object.

[Structure] Combined type.

[example] A ~ summer night; We go boating on the lake; Everyone was intoxicated by the magical scenery.