To beat the ice with jade
Jiayudaibing, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Ji á y ù Qi ā ob ī ng, which means to describe the cool voice. It also describes the popularity festival as awe inspiring. From listening to Tian Shun's children's songs.
The origin of Idioms
Bai Juyi's "listen to Tian Shun's children's song" in the Tang Dynasty: "the sound of Jiayu knocking on the ice has not stopped, and it seems that the cloud has not stopped entering Qingming."
Idiom usage
As object and attribute
To beat the ice with jade
instructions from one 's father - shī tíng zhī xùn
slavishly follow one's predecessors - dǎo xí qián rén
sap one's spirit by seeking pleasures - wán wù sàng zhì