Stop the clouds and circle the beams

Stop the clouds and circle the beams

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is è y ú NR à Oli á ng, which means that the singing is beautiful, so that the floating clouds stop to listen, like the aftersound around the beam, unwilling to disperse. It's from Wenshi, the story of youxueqionglin.

The origin of Idioms

Cheng dengji, Ming Dynasty, wrote in his book "the story of a young scholar in qionglin": "the thrilling spirits and the weeping ghosts are all the heroes of words and prose, and to suppress the clouds and encircle the beam is originally the loud and clear song."

Idiom usage

Used as a predicate, attribute, voice, etc