The bells ring and the tripods are heavy, the bells and drums are heavy,
Suggestions:
Zhong Ling Yuxiu: Explanation Zhong: condense, concentrate; Yu: produce, breed. It condenses the spiritual energy between heaven and earth and breeds outstanding characters. It refers to beautiful mountains and rivers and numerous talents. The source is "Lenglu Miscellaneous Knowledge·Shentan" written by Lu Yitian of the Qing Dynasty: "The rooftop is a fairyland and a Buddhist land. It is no wonder that the bells and spirits are so beautiful that they are the best in other cities." "Qidu Fu" written by Zuosi of the Jin Dynasty: "The ancient capital is quiet and lush, and the terrace is lush and deserted. , How many bells and souls are covered up! "Used in conjunction form; as an attributive; with a complimentary meaning; to refer to outstanding people