Blow bamboo and spring silk
Chuizhu Tansi, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Chu ī zh ú t á ns ī, which means playing wind instruments and plucked string instruments. It comes from Dai Zhang Ji and Li Zhedong Shu by Han Yu of Tang Dynasty.
[name] Chuzhu Tansi [Pinyin] Chu ī zh ú D à ns ī [explanation] wind instrument and plucked string instrument. [source] in Dai Zhang Ji and Li Zhedong Shu written by Han Yu of Tang Dynasty, it is said that "if you listen to it according to the number, you may not be as good as listening to the beating of gold and stone." Blowing bamboo and adjusting silk
Blow bamboo and spring silk
He who follows me lives, and he who goes against me dies - shùn wǒ zhě shēng,nì wǒ zhě sǐ
Extravagance is better than frugality - lǐ shē níng jiǎn
Taking advantage of chaos to survive - qǔ luàn cún wáng