The sound moves the beam dust, the fish swims out to listen, the sound revolves around the beam, the beam revolves for three days, and the reverberation revolves around the beam.
Let me know, Chen Liang.
Interpretation of vernacular: the singing is loud and moving.
Source: "Don't record": "Make a sound and move the dust off the beam."
Dynasty: Han
Author: Liu Xiang
The song turned out to be the dust shaking off the beams.
Second, swim and listen to fish.
Interpretation in vernacular Chinese: Describe beautiful music.
Source: "The Drunk Generation of nirvana in fire": "Boya Guqin, fish swim and listen."
Dynasty: Ming dynasty
Author: Zhang Dingsi
Boyaguqin, fish in the water swim to the surface to listen to music.
Third, the sound around the beam.
Vernacular interpretation: describe the beautiful singing voice that has stayed in people's ears for a long time. See Reverberation around a Beam.
Source: "Playing Julian": "The sound around the beam is really thoughtful."
Dynasty: Jin
Author: Lu Ji
Translation: The singing is beautiful, and it stays in people's ears for a long time, which makes people miss the chords in their ears.
Four or three days around the beam.
Vernacular interpretation: describes the high-pitched and exciting music, but it seems to be still echoing after a long time.
Source: Liezi Tang Wen: "When I go, the reverberation will last for three days."
Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Period
Author: Liezi
The music is loud and moving. Although it has been a long time, it seems to be still echoing, and it has not stopped for three days.
V reverberation around the beam
Interpretation in vernacular Chinese: Later, it was used to describe the beautiful singing and left a deep impression on people.
Origin: Liezi Tang Wen records that when Han E went to Qi, he ran out of food and grass on the way, so he lived on singing. After singing, the song went around the beam for three days.
Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Period
Author: Liezi
(2) Idioms that describe good music.
1, reverberation around the beam
Description: Describe the beautiful singing, leaving an unforgettable impression.
From: Liezi Tang Wen by Lieyukou in the Warring States Period: "In the past, the Qi of Han and Eastern Hubei was short of food, crossing the river, singing and eating fake food, waiting left and right, lingering for three days, waiting left and right."
Commentary: During the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a folk female singer who was good at singing. People call her Han E. Han E is not only beautiful, but also has a nice voice. All her feelings are poured into her singing, so her singing has a strong appeal. She sings cheerful songs and people are happy with her. She sings sad songs and people cry with her.
Grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate, attribute and object; Include praise
2. High mountains and flowing water
Explanation: Metaphor is a bosom friend or bosom friend. It is also a metaphor for the beauty of music.
Said by: Lieyukou by Tang Wen, an example of the Warring States Period: "Boya Guqin aims to climb mountains, and Zhong Ziqi said,' Well, I am as tall as Mount Tai.' Regarding running water, he said,' Well, the ocean is like a river.' "
Commentary: Boya is good at playing the piano and Zhong Ziqi is good at listening. When Boya plays the piano, he will think of mountains in his heart. Zhong Ziqi praised: "Yes, it looks like Mount Tai!" Boya thought of running water in his heart. Zhong Ziqi applauded again: "Good! Vast as the Yangtze River! "
Grammar: combination; Become an object; Metaphor music is sublime.
3, gripping
Description: Describing poetry performance is infectious and exciting.
From: China * * Wei Wei's "Oriental" Chapter 7: "It is said that this person is the least talkative, but those few words that day were gripping and moved to tears."
Grammar: verb-object type; As predicate, object and attribute; Include praise
4. Empty your ears and be happy.
Explanation: I am alert and cheerful. Describe a nice voice.
Said by: Lei's Ode to Singing Frogs: "When the spring dew began to fog, it began to spread to China. Its beak was clear and it could fly freely. Playing the harp, the ear is bright and the listener is interested. "
Commentary: In the early morning, when the spring dew first appeared, Yu Wen cleared his mouth and flew freely. Play the piano and guzheng, and you will be happy and listen to entertainment.
Usage: as predicate and attribute; Used of sounds, etc.
5, Luan Yinfeng sings
Explanation: it means that the husband and wife sing together, which means that the music is beautiful.
From: Tang Bai Juyi's poem "The Palace of the Prince": "Fengming has no time, more like the sound of clothes."
Interpretation: Luan Feng sings without a beat, more like a prelude to a dress.
Is there an idiom to describe a good song?
Is it okay to do it yourself?
Two Poems: One Sad and One Happy
High mountains and flowing water, harmonious music.
There is no sunlight in the reverberation.
Love and music are in harmony with thought.
Qin Ming v. Song of Acacia.
Who knows whether this song is high or low?
Acacia fell in love but didn't know each other.
I want to play the piano, but I have no bosom friend.
How can I help you?
(4) Idioms that describe singing well,
1. Echo around the beam
Idiom pinyin: yuyīn rào Liáng
Interpretation of idioms: Aftersound: There seems to be music after the music is played. It seems that the music left behind is playing around the house. Describe the high-pitched and melodious voice of singing and music; Let people forget for a long time.
Origin of Idiom: Liezi Tang Wen During the Warring States Period, Zheng Lie and Yu Kou said, "I went to Yong Men, singing and pretending to eat, but I went there, and the sound lingered for three days, walking left and right."
2. Enjoy the sky happily
Idiom pinyin: gum 4 gung Yuèjūn tiānān
Idiom definition: Le Guang: beautiful and magnificent music; Jun Tian: Ancient myths and legends refer to the center of heaven. Music in the sky, Yue Xian. After describing the wonderful and magnificent music.
The origin of idioms: Kang Youwei's Introduction to Confucius' Reform: "Yes, I see the beauty and wealth of the officials in the ancestral temple."
Walk around the beam for three days
Idiom Pinyin: rào Liang sān rì
Idiom explanation: around the beam: around the beam. I walked around the beam for three days. Describe a nice voice.
The idiom comes from Liezi Tang Wen written by Zheng Lie and Yu Kou in the Warring States Period: "Once upon a time, Korea and Hubei went to the east for a expedition, but they passed through Yong Men for lack of food. He sang songs and pretended to eat. When he left, the sound lingered for three days, and the left and right were blessings from others. "
4. Sound beam dust
Idiom pinyin: shēng dòng Liang chén
Idiom explanation: describe singing loud and moving.
The origin of the idiom: Xiang Bielu: "Han Xing, Lu people are afraid of the public and are good at music, and their voices make Liang Chen."
5. Beads are round and smooth
Idiom pinyin: zhyuán yürün
Idiom explanation: * * is like a pearl; Wet as jewelry. Describe skin and singing; The writing is round and full of luster. Lubrication: lubrication; Smooth.
Origin of Idiom: Inscription of the famous painting of Coral Net in Ke Yu, Wang Ming: "Huang Hexian sent me many poems and paintings, and all scholars and friends have peace seals, which are displayed in bright windows, and the pearls are round and smooth, so take photos first."
⑤ What are the idioms that describe songs?
Gripping, singing and dancing, golden sound and jade sound, lingering sound, high mountains and flowing water
Immerse yourself in wonderful music
Music is melodious, and change is caused by
Music lingers in the air.
Elegant music or prose
The rhythm of ditty, as opposed to big music with various musical instruments.
Music poetry, powerful and extraordinary.
The music is beautiful.
splendid music
Xiao Sheng Deng's Sound of Music
Immerse yourself in wonderful music
Thank you very much.
6. What are the idioms that describe songs?
A heavy voice
The music lingers between the beams.
High mountains and Running water
(of sounds) so loud as to block the passing clouds ―― loud singing/music.
Immerse yourself in wonderful music
⑦ Is there an idiom to describe a good song?
First of all, we should have a good feeling, and let it fill us with happiness in the whole journey of shaping ourselves.
What do you mean left and right?
Is there an idiom to describe a good song?
What's the use of learning PS?
Learn to grasp the opportunities brought by difficulties, and you will naturally have motivation. hello
Pet-name ruby idioms describe singing is very nice.
The music lingers between the beams.
It means that singing or music is beautiful and touching.
The source of Liezi Tang Wenzhuan: "It belongs to the past.
Han e
Dongzhi
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There is also a lack of food
Yong Men
Singing and eating fakes, I went, but my voice lingered for three days. "
Beautiful songs, let the clouds stop to listen, like Yu, like a spring breeze, reluctant to part.
Explanation: Stop. Beautiful songs, let the clouds stop to listen, like the echoes around the roof beams, unwilling to disperse.
The source is Ming Cheng Deng Ji's "Youth Learning Qionglin Stone Smell": "The gods are frightened and the ghosts cry, and the words are all heroic; It turned out to be a loud song. "
The music slowly disappeared.
That music is sweet and intoxicating.
Stone's "Former Red Cliff Fu" source: "Its voice is hoarse, like resentment, like tears; The lingering sound is endless. "
Attending: Is there any idiom to describe a good song?
Endless, prolonged, sound around the beam, around the beam for three days, sound around the beam.
First, it's endless.
Vernacular explanation: absolute: affirmative. The sound has been echoing in my ears.
Dynasty: Qing dynasty
Author: Liu E
Source: The second time of Lao Can's Travel Notes: "This is the sound of applause from the audience."
Second, protracted.
Vernacular explanation: commonly used when clapping or cheering. Represents the popularity of an action. It can also be described as an enduring song.
Dynasty: modern
Author: Liu Jian
Source: Dinner on the Grass: "The crowd is boiling, and the applause and cheers last for a long time."
Third, the sound around the beam.
Vernacular interpretation: describe the beautiful singing voice that has stayed in people's ears for a long time. See Reverberation around a Beam.
Dynasty: Jin
Author: Lu Ji
Source: "Playing Julian": "The sound around the beam is really thoughtful."
Translation: The singing is beautiful, and it stays in people's ears for a long time, which makes people miss the chords in their ears.
Four or three days around the beam.
Vernacular interpretation: describe the high-pitched and exciting music, although it seems to be echoing for a long time.
Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Period
Author: Liezi
Source: Liezi Tang Wen: "When I go, the reverberation will last for three days."
The music is loud and moving. Although it has been a long time, it seems to be still echoing, and it has not stopped for three days.
V reverberation around the beam
Interpretation in vernacular Chinese: Later, it was used to describe the beautiful singing and left a deep impression on people.
Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Period
Author: Liezi
Origin: Liezi Tang Wen records that when Han E went to Qi, he ran out of food and grass on the way, so he lived on singing. After singing, the song went around the beam for three days.