满天星 is a Chinese term that means "full sky of stars" or "sky full of stars." It is often used to describe a beautiful night sky with many stars visible.

The term comes from Chinese folklore, where it was believed that the sky was full of stars, each representing a person's life or destiny. In ancient times, people would look up at the stars to try and understand their own fate or the fate of others.

Here are some examples of how "满天星" could be used in English:

"I took a picture of the sky last night, and it was a 满天星 - a full sky of stars."

"The night sky was so beautiful, it was like a 满天星."

"I looked up at the 满天星 and felt so small and insignificant in comparison to the vastness of the universe."

In English, we often use the term "starry night" to describe a beautiful night sky with many stars visible. This phrase comes from the famous painting by Vincent van Gogh, "The Starry Night," which depicts a night sky with swirling stars and a bright crescent moon.