halls for the performance of songs and dances(gē lóu wǔ xiè)

halls for the performance of songs and dances

Singing and dancing Pavilion is a Chinese word, which is interpreted as a hall or terrace set up for singing and dancing entertainment, and generally refers to singing and dancing places.

Interpretive Pavilion: a house built on a high platform. A hall or terrace set up for song and dance entertainment. It generally refers to singing and dancing places. Lu Ling of Tang Dynasty asked "Ode to the ancient city in the cloud": "singing and dancing, moon hall and cloud hall." example: in the past, the weak willow demon peach, such as flood water submerged, there is no one left. The preface to the dream of the West Lake by Zhang Dai of Ming Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : gē lóu wǔ xiè