Idioms describing music 1. Swimming fish comes out to listen: describe the beautiful and beautiful music. 2. Lingering sound: Beautiful and beautiful music echoes for a long time. Describes a pleasant song or piece of music that makes people unable to forget it immediately. 3. Silk and bamboo orchestra: silk refers to string instruments; bamboo refers to wind instruments. A general term for musical instruments such as harps, flutes, and flutes. Also refers to music. 4. Ganjiuyin sounds: Gan: hobby. Likes drinking and music. Describes someone who only cares about drinking, sex and having fun. 5. Songs of Zheng and Wei: Zheng Wei: refers to the Zheng and Wei states in the Spring and Autumn Period. Refers to the folk music of Zheng, Wei and other countries during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Because Confucianism believes that its sound is obscene and different from elegant music, it denounces it as obscene sound. 6. Gu Quzhoulang: Originally refers to Zhou Yu who was engaged in music. Later, it generally refers to people who are proficient in music and opera. 7. Hit the section to express appreciation: section means beat; reward means appreciation. Describes appreciation for poetry, music, etc. 8. The music of bells and drums: bells and drums; bells and drums, musical instruments. Refers to music such as bells and drums. 9. String and drum: string: string, put on the string; drum: play. Put on the strings and start playing music. 10. Meuzhu is noisy: bamboo means wind music; Meuzhu means music in general; noisy: the sound is noisy and messy. Describes music as disorganized. 11. Qianbu Yiqiang: Department: The organization in charge of music in the Tang Dynasty was divided into several departments according to the nature of the music in charge. All played in the same tone. The metaphors are the same old ones, unchanged. 12. The lingering sound lingers around the beams for three days: around the beams: around the roof beams. Beautiful music echoed on the roof beams for a long time. Describes a beautiful singing voice that leaves an unforgettable impression. 13. The four horse raises its head: The horse driving the horse stops and raises its head, listening to the sound of the piano. Describe the music as beautiful and beautiful. 14. Take out of context: break: cut off; chapter: one piece of music is one chapter. It refers to taking the meaning of one paragraph or sentence in isolation, regardless of the content of the entire article or conversation. It means that the usage is inconsistent with the original meaning. 15. Silk and bamboo eight-yin: Silk and bamboo: string and wind instruments, generally referring to music; eight-yin: eight kinds of musical instruments including gold, stone, silk, wood, bamboo, gourd, earth and leather. Refers to music. 16. Three Days: Describes the high and exciting music, which seems to be still reverberating even after a long time. 17. Extraordinary: extraordinary: ordinary music. To describe something extraordinary and outstanding. 18. Niao Niao endless: Niao Niao: the sound is melodious. Describes the continuous and melodious sound of music. 19. Ba people are from Xia Li: ① That is, people from Xia Li Ba people. Popular folk songs in ancient Chu State. Used to refer to popular music. Ba, the name of the ancient country, was located in the eastern part of present-day Sichuan, and was the land of Chu in ancient times. Xiali, countryside. ②Generally refers to vulgarity. 20. One board and three eyes: board and eyes: the rhythm of opera music. It means that words and actions are orderly or in compliance with the rules. Sometimes it is also used as a metaphor for being rigid in doing things and not knowing how to be flexible. 21. Play the flute and play the flute: play the flute and flute. Refers to people who are good at music. 22. Jia Ke Chong Weng: Jia means knocking; Cao means pottery; Weng means Tongweng, pottery. Banging pots, bumping crockery. A metaphor for vulgar music. 23. The sound of stringed music: the sound of playing the piano, singing and reciting poetry. In ancient times, schools attached great importance to music education, which also generally refers to education or teaching activities. 24. Blow the chi chi to beg for food: blow the chi chi to beg for food. Refers to begging on the street. Chi: A kind of music in ancient times, like a flute with eight holes. 25. The sound of country subjugation: originally refers to the impending collapse of the country and the hardship of the people, so the music is often expressed as mournful tunes, and later refers to decadent and lustful songs. 26. Le Yi Tao He: Le: Music. Music can express neutrality. 27. Mild music: refers to weak and decadent music. 28. The enchanting song and dance: Man: gentle. The music is lively and the dancing is beautiful. 29. The lingering sound: describes the music as pleasant and intoxicating. 30. Blow bamboo and tune silk: bamboo: wind instrument; tune: modulate; silk: string instrument. Refers to orchestral ensemble. Generally refers to music activities. 31. Three eyes and one board: eye, board: the rhythm of opera music. It means that words and actions are orderly or in compliance with the rules. Sometimes it is also used as a metaphor for being rigid in doing things and not knowing how to be flexible. 32. Playing music, singing and dancing: playing orchestral instruments, singing and dancing. Generally refers to music and dance entertainment activities. 33. The sound of Zheng and Wei: Zheng Wei: refers to the Zheng and Wei states in the Spring and Autumn Period. Refers to the folk music of Zheng, Wei and other countries during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. 34. Five tones and six temperaments: Five tones: refers to the five scales of Gong, Shang, Jiao, Zheng and Yu; Six temperaments: the standard for determining musical instruments. Refers to ancient music. Later it also refers to music in general. 35. Silk and bamboo are written in Tao: Silk refers to string instruments; bamboo: refers to wind instruments; Tao writes: to cultivate one’s temperament.

Use music to cultivate your temperament. 36. Zheng Sheng Luanya: Zheng Sheng: The music of Zheng Guo. The chaotic music of Zheng Guo disturbed the elegant music. It is a metaphor for evil disrupting righteousness. 37. The sound of troubled times: refers to music that disturbs the world and people's hearts. 38. Zhu Xian Yu Qing: string: the silk string on the instrument; Qing: a percussion instrument. It refers to beautiful music played on musical instruments. 39. Lele alone: ??Lele: Appreciate music. The joy of listening to music alone. It is a metaphor that enjoying yourself will inevitably lead to being separated from the masses. 40. Dry wine is addicted to sound: sweet: like; addicted to: hobby. Indulge in drinking and listening to music. Describes the corruption of pleasure. 41. One advocate and three sighs: refers to one person singing and three people harmonizing. Later, it was often used to describe music, poetry, and prose that were beautiful, full of aftertaste, and highly admirable. Advocate and also sing. 42. Zhiyin knows music: refers to knowing music well. 43. Dragon's words and phoenix's words: a metaphor for the relaxing and melodious sound of music. 44. The sound of subjugation: refers to obscene music. 45. Jingu Xuantian: Jingu: golden zheng and drum. Xuantian: loud. Describes the sound of music playing as noisy and lively. It also describes the majesty of the army or the fierceness of the battle. 46. A piece of palace and business: palace and business are both one of the five ancient tones. A harmonious sound of music. The descriptive words are as beautiful and pleasant as the sound of music. 47. Zhu Xian’s three sighs: refers to the beauty of music. 48. Introduce Shang and Keyu: Shang and Yu: two sound names in ancient music. It refers to musical performance that pays attention to rhythm and has high achievements. 49. Melancholy: describes the ups and downs, pauses and turns of poetry or music sounds, harmonious and rhythmic. 50. Zhou Langgu Qu: Originally refers to Zhou Yu who was engaged in music. Later, it generally refers to people who are proficient in music and opera. 51. To make wine and have fun: to hold something; to have fun: music. There was a banquet and music was played. 52. Prisoner screws and good sounds: prisoner cow: the animal carved on the head of Huqin. The beast carved on the head of Huqin shows a love for music. A metaphor for pretending to be an expert. 53. Hong Zhong Da Lu: Da Lu: ranked fourth in Yanglu. Describes music or words as upright, solemn, and sublime. 54. First trial cry: This refers to a newborn baby with a loud cry, which will definitely be extraordinary in the future. Later, it is also used as a metaphor for a concert singer making his or her debut on stage. 55. Sounds and sounds of dogs and horses: good dogs, horses, music, women. It generally refers to the ways of entertainment of the exploiting class such as raising dogs, riding horses, listening to songs, and having sex with prostitutes. It refers to extravagant and extravagant enjoyment. 56. Great music must be easy: It means that the most beautiful music must be simple, elegant and popular. 57. Overtone: originally refers to the lingering sound of music. A metaphor for illocutionary meaning, that is, the meaning that is indirectly revealed in the words rather than stated explicitly. 58. Sad but not sad: sad: sad; sad: hurt. Sad but not sad, it describes emotions that are restrained; it also describes poetry and music that are graceful and elegant, and emotions that are moderate. It means that there is no overdoing or underdoing. 59. Yinshang Kejiao: refers to music performances that pay attention to rhythm and have high achievements. Tongyin Shang carved feathers. 60. Qingge Miaowu: refers to brisk music and gentle dance. 61. The color of bells and drums: refers to a happy and joyful complexion, as shown when enjoying music. 62. Good friends know Lu: Lu: Yin rhythm among the twelve rhythms of ancient Chinese music, here generally refers to music. Refers to the deep understanding of music. 63. Xiao Shao 90%: Xiao Shao: the movement of Yu and Shun; 90%: nine chapters. Nine chapters of Zixiao and Shao music were played. 64. Sangjian Pushang: Sangjian is above the Pu River and was the place where the country was defended in ancient times. ①In ancient times, it refers to lascivious music. ②Later, it also refers to trysts between men and women. 65. Pentatone: Pentatone: the five levels in the pentatonic scale, Gong, Shang, Jiao, Zheng, and Yu, which are equivalent to 1, 2, 3, 5, and 6 in the simplified musical notation; since the Tang Dynasty, they have been called He, Si, and Yi. , ruler, work. Refers to a person's lack of musical ability. 66. Singing and dancing: the music is brisk and the dance is graceful. 67. The sound of Sizhu: Sizhu: string and wind instruments, generally refers to music. Refers to the sound of music. 68. MiMi sound: refers to weak and decadent music. The same sound. 69. Play silk and play bamboo: play musical instruments and be familiar with music. 70. Injury to the ileum: describes music, articles, etc. as touching and touching.