1. Knowing music and knowing music: refers to knowing music well.

2. The sound of subjugation: refers to obscene music.

3. Zhu Xian’s three sighs: refers to the beauty of music.

4. Zhengshengyayin: pure and elegant music.

5. Youyuchuting: describes the beautiful and beautiful music.

6. Play silk and play bamboo: play musical instruments and be familiar with music.

7. Singing and dancing: the music is brisk and the dance is graceful.

8. Mild music: refers to weak and decadent music.

9. The sound of troubled times: refers to music that disturbs the world and people's hearts.

10. Dragon’s words and phoenix’s words: a metaphor for the relaxing and melodious sound of music.

11. Qingge Miaowu: refers to brisk music and soft dance.

12. The lingering sound: describes the music as pleasant and intoxicating.

13. Advocate and shout: describe the sound of music playing being noisy and lively.

14. Play the flute and play the flute: play the flute and flute. Refers to people who are good at music.

15. The enchanting song and dance: Man: soft. The music is lively and the dancing is beautiful.

16. Le Yi Tao He: Le: Music. Music can express neutrality.

17. Great music must be easy: It means that the most beautiful music must be simple, elegant and popular.

18. Injury to the ileum: describing music, articles, etc. as touching and touching.

19. The music of bells and drums: bells and drums; bells and drums, musical instruments. Refers to music such as bells and drums.

20. To drink and have fun: to hold a ceremony; to have fun: music. There was a banquet and music was played.

21. Zhou Langgu Qu: Originally refers to Zhou Yu's career in music. Later, it generally refers to people who are proficient in music and opera.

22. 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.

23. Extraordinary: Extraordinary: Ordinary music. To describe something extraordinary and outstanding.

24. The sound of Sizhu: Sizhu: string and wind instruments, generally refers to music. Refers to the sound of music.

25. Sweet wine is a hobby. Likes drinking and music. Describes someone who only cares about drinking, sex and having fun.

26. The color of bells and drums: refers to a happy and joyful complexion, as shown when enjoying music.

27. Beat the section to praise: section: beat; reward: appreciation. Describes appreciation for poetry, music, etc.

28. Playing music, singing and dancing: playing orchestral instruments, singing and dancing. Generally refers to music and dance entertainment activities.

29. String and drum: string: strings, put on the strings; drum: play. Put on the strings and start playing music.

30. The four-horse horse raises its head: The horse stops and raises its head, listening to the sound of the piano. Describe the music as beautiful and beautiful.

31. Touching the heart and touching the ears: touching the heart: touching the heart; touching the ears: pleasing to the ear. The music is described as extremely touching.

32. Three days around: describes the music as high and exciting, as if it is still reverberating even after a long time.

33. Niao Niao endless: Niao Niao: the sound is melodious. Describes the continuous and melodious sound of music.

34. Hong Zhong Da Lu: Da Lu: Ranked fourth among the Yang laws. Describes music or words as upright, solemn, and sublime.

35. Xiao Shao 90%: Xiao Shao: the movement of Yu and Shun; 90%: nine chapters. Nine chapters of Zixiao and Shao music were played.

36. Sound of Sangjian: refers to obscene music. Same as "Sangjian Pushang①".

37. A close friend knows Lu: Lu: Yin rhythm among the twelve rhythms of ancient Chinese music, here generally refers to music. Refers to the deep understanding of music.

38. The pronunciation of "dry wine is addicted": sweet: like; addicted: hobby. Indulge in drinking and listening to music. Describes the corruption of pleasure.

39. Rhythm: describes the ups and downs, pauses and turns of poetic works or musical sounds, which are harmonious and rhythmic.

40. 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.

41. MiMi sound: refers to weak and decadent music. Same as "Mi Mi sound".

42. Silk and Bamboo Tao writing: Silk: refers to string instruments; Bamboo: refers to wind instruments; Tao writing: cultivates temperament. Use music to cultivate your temperament.

43. Blow bamboo and tune silk: bamboo: wind instrument; tune: modulate; silk: string instrument. Refers to orchestral ensemble.

Generally refers to music activities.

44. Zhu Xian Yuqing: string: the silk string on the instrument; Qing: a percussion instrument. It refers to beautiful music played on musical instruments.

45. The sound of Zheng 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.

46. Blow the chi to beg for food: blow the 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.

47. 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.

48. Zhongyi Chuzou: Zhongyi: the music official of Chu State in the Spring and Autumn Period. Zhongyi plays the music of Chu. It is a metaphor for missing the motherland and missing the hometown.

49. 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.

50. The sound of string singing: 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.

51. Meuzhu is noisy: bamboo: wind music; Meuzhu: refers to music in general; noisy: the sound is noisy and messy. Describes music as disorganized.

52. 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.

53. Sound and politics: sound: music; politics: **. Music and sex are connected. It means that music is a reflection of social life.

54. Sangjian Pushang: Sangjian is above the Pu River and is 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.

55. The sound of Mi Mi: Mi Mi: weak, languid. Depressing music. Refers to decadent, low-level music.

56. The lingering sound: the beautiful music echoes for a long time. Describes a pleasant song or piece of music that makes people unable to forget it immediately.

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. Intestinal qi swing: Hui: twists and turns; swing: swing. Describe the way good music and articles are touching and touching.

59. 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.

60. Gongshang: Gong and Shang 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.

61. Yin Shang Ke Jiao: refers to music performance that pays attention to rhythm and has high achievements. Same as "Introducing business and engraving feathers".

62. The sound of the country’s subjugation: originally refers to the country’s demise and the people’s hardship, so the music is often expressed as mournful tunes, and later refers to decadent and lustful songs.

63. 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.

64. Golden drum and drum. Xuantian: loud. Describes the sound of music playing as noisy and lively. It also describes the majesty of the military or the fierceness of the battle

65. Silk and bamboo eight tones: Silk and bamboo: string and wind instruments, generally refers to music; eight tones: gold, stone, silk, wood, bamboo, gourd, earth , leather and other eight musical instruments. Refers to music.

66. 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.

67. 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.

68. Sounds and sounds of dogs and horses: good dogs, horses, music, female sex. Generally speaking, it refers to the entertainment methods 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.

69. 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.

70. 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.

71. Jia Ke Chong Weng: Jia means knocking; Cauldron: pottery; Weng: Tong "urn", pottery. Banging the pots, bumping the crockery. A metaphor for vulgar music.

72. Huang Zhong Da Lu: Huang Zhong: The first of the six Yang rhythms among the twelve rhythms of ancient Chinese phonology. Da Lu: The fourth of the six Yin laws. Describe music or words as solemn, upright, sublime and harmonious.

73. 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.

74. 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.

75. 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 is a metaphor that nothing is too much or too little.

76. One voice and three sighs: refers to one person singing and three people harmonizing. Later, it is often used to describe music, poetry, and prose that are beautiful, full of aftertaste, and highly admirable. Advocate, also known as "sing".

77. Ba people are from the bottom of the country: ① That is, the people from the bottom of the country are from the bottom of the country. 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.

78. Niao Niao lingering sound: Niao Niao: lingering and melodious. Remaining sound: endless sound. It describes that after the music ends, the melodious and sweet sound still lingers, echoing in the ears. Same as "the lingering sound curls up".

79. Pentatone: Five levels in the pentatonic scale, Gong, Shang, Jiao, Zheng, and Yu, equivalent to 1, 2, 3, 5, and 6 in the simplified musical notation; Tang Dynasty It has since been called He, Si, Yi, Chi, and Gong. Refers to a person's lack of musical ability.