The next sentence of "pull away the dark clouds and see the sunny sky" is:

1. Push away the dark clouds and see the sunny sky; keep the clouds open and see the bright moon.

2. Put aside the dark clouds and see the sunny sky, take off the old appearance and replace it with a new one.

3. The dark clouds are pushed aside to reveal the sunny sky, and after the dark night comes dawn.

4. Clear the dark clouds and see the sunny sky, and the sunny day will appear after the wind and rain.

5. When the dark clouds are cleared to see the sunny sky, my mood suddenly becomes brighter. The sky after the nightmare is still very beautiful.

6. The dark clouds are pushed aside to reveal sunny days. The sunny days in the cold winter give people hope of the coming of spring.

Pull the clouds and see the sun:

It is a Chinese idiom, the pinyin is bō yún jiàn rì, which is a metaphor for breaking through the darkness and seeing the light. It can also be used as a metaphor for the elimination of doubts and sudden understanding. From "Book of Jin·Le Guangzhuan".

Idiom usage:

Linked form; used as a predicate; used to break through the darkness and see the light.

Source: Chapter 39 of "The Scholars" by Wu Jingzi of the Qing Dynasty: When I was born late, I was taught by an old gentleman. It was like clearing the clouds and seeing the sun. I am extremely grateful.