Pinkish bamboo

Pinkish bamboo

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is t á ns ī P ǐ nzh ú, which means playing musical instruments, familiar with music. It comes from Zhang Xie Zhuangyuan and Yuhuan Ji · gaoye Yanshang.

The origin of Idioms

Song Wumingshi's "Zhang Xie number one scholar" begins: "but we, though we are of official origin, are all good at it. It can chant the moon and mock the wind. " Yang rousheng, Ming Dynasty, wrote in the story of Yuhuan, gaoye Yanshang: "I'm known as a pinball and a plump and a floating melon. I'm here to pursue the appreciation."

Idiom usage

It refers to music. The rich prepared good food and wine, and swam around with prostitutes until the moon fell on the western mountain. The fourth chapter of "Phoenix pool" by Liu Zhang in Qing Dynasty