sing merrily and dance gracefully
sing merrily and dance gracefully
Qingge Manwu is a Chinese idiom. Its pronunciation is Q ī NGG ē m à NW ǔ. It means relaxed music and soft dance. From the marriage of two generations.
The origin of Idioms
The first fold of qiaomengfu's "marriage of two generations" in Yuan Dynasty: "it's rare among the geisha to look like the elder sister's beautiful and beautiful appearance, and to sing and dance in a beautiful way."
Idiom usage
How could it be that the round sound of "fanbei" will be "Jiabei" by. Lu Xun's lace literature, Fa Hui and opera
sing merrily and dance gracefully
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