Ruò yǐn ruò xiàn (若隐若现) means hidden, unseen, hard to distinguish.
Pinyin ruò yǐn ruò xiàn.
Explanation seems to be hidden; and seems to be present. Describe the state of being vague and vaguely visible.
Origin Tang - Tang Taizong, "Preface to the Sacred Teachings of the Three Tibetans of the Great Tang Dynasty:" "Without extinction and without birth, it has lasted for thousands of years but is not ancient; if it is hidden and as if it is present, it carries the blessings of fortune and is long in the present."
ExampleThere are a few figures ahead, if hidden, I don't know what they are doing.
Usage Union; as predicate, determiner, dative; describing vague memory.
Emotion Wakeful is a neutral word.
Wakey Wakey Sentences
1, I walked to the door and saw two dark shadows looming in the distance, disappearing in a moment into the dim streetlight.
2. A big, red sun, hiding in the clouds, looming, mischievously playing hide-and-seek with people.
3. The stars twinkle in the night sky, like a flash chess piece in a giant disk, and like a group of naughty children, hidden and hidden, playing hide-and-seek in the night.
4, the rising sun, along with the call of the tourists to see this magnificent scenery, hidden, if bright, if dark, dancing, rising.
5. The green shade of the blazing sun, between the tufts of grass, hidden, the seedlings of the inky wall, where the dewdrops slip, take flight.