the drunken singing and the usual dancing

the drunken singing and the usual dancing

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is h ā ng ē h é NGW ǔ, which means to describe indulging in singing and dancing. From book Yixun.

Analysis of Idioms

Singing and dancing

Idiom usage

It is said that when people indulge in singing and dancing, they indulge in sound and color, play as before, and sleep on it, singing and dancing, and people's resentment boils down, and they die in a terrible situation. The fourth chapter of the popular romance of the Republic of China

The origin of Idioms

"Shu · Yi Xun" said: "dare to dance in the palace, sing in the room, when the witch wind." Kong Zhuan: "if you dance often, you will be licentious; if you drink happily, you will be drunk; if you sing soundly, you will be immoral."