First, the light [míng liàng]?

Shining.

Quote: Ding Ling's Reunion II: "The sunshine in spring doesn't seem to light up the house."

Second, black [w hēI]?

State words. Dark black.

Quote: Luxun's Lace Literature: "Every new system, new scholarship and new term is introduced into China, just like falling into a black dye vat, and it becomes black immediately."

Third, it's dark [hēI Li LII]?

It's dark and bright.

Quote: Yang Shuo's "Three Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains" begins: "The little grandson listened to what grandpa didn't understand and stared at the dark eyes and asked."

Fourth, watery [shuǐ wāng wāng]?

Describe the bright and flexible eyes.

Quote: Mao Dun's Midnight 14: "According to my buddy, one is round face, neither long nor short, watery eyes, and darker."

Verb (abbreviation of verb) bright eyes [míng móu]?

Bright eyes.

Quotation: Lu Xun's Wild Grass Wax Leaves: "Stare at people like bright eyes."