very sonorous

very sonorous

Stop, stop; cloud: a floating cloud. High pitched voice, resounding through the sky, stopped the floating clouds in the sky. The song is loud and clear.

Idiom explanation

Pinyin: G ā o è x í ngy ú n. High pitched voice, resounding through the sky, stopped the floating clouds in the sky. The song is loud and clear.

Idioms and allusions

source

The language version of Liezi Tangwen: "Fujie elegy, resounding, high suppression Xingyun. In the Song Dynasty, Yan Shu's poem "shantingliu" said: "I sometimes learn the tone of chanting slaves, sometimes suppress the clouds."

story

During the Warring States period, Xue Tan, a singer of the state of Qin, learned from Qin Qing. Xue Tan's skill has been greatly improved, so he said goodbye to his teacher. Qin Qing gave a banquet in the suburbs to see off. During the banquet, he sang a very solemn and stirring song, "the sound of the forest, the sound of the clouds". Xue Tan felt very ashamed, so he stayed and continued to study.

Discrimination of words

Usage: used as object, attribute and complement; used to describe loud and clear singing