Support the thunder and split the moon(chēng tíng liè yuè)

Support the thunder and split the moon

It's a Chinese idiom, CH ē NGT í ngli è Yu è, which means to describe an amazing voice. It comes from Sikongtu's comments on poetry with Wang Jia in Tang Dynasty.

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It's amazing.

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Sikong Tu's poem with Wang Jia in Tang Dynasty: "I wrote Yiming collection by myself, and it was said that I would not be ashamed if I supported the thunder and broke the moon and robbed the author's liver and spleen." Jin Yuan Hao asked about the words of "promoting the shooting of ugly slave · learning leisure public style": "merciless Six Harmonies in heaven and earth, they confuse the Phoenix, support the thunder and split the moon, and they are killed."

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[pinyin code]: ctly

Chinese PinYin : chēng tíng liè yuè