People who work night shifts often have their day-and-night reversed.
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晨昏定省 (chénhūn dìngxǐng) — 'tend to parents at dawn and dusk' — was a Confucian filial duty: a child should arrange a parent's bedding at night and check on them in the morning. The phrase 晨昏 carries that classical resonance even in modern use.
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Literary tone. In casual speech, 早晚 (zǎowǎn) covers the same ground. 晨昏 shows up in poetry, idioms (晨昏颠倒), and reflective writing.
