a tune of music with a fast tempo(fán xián jí guǎn)

a tune of music with a fast tempo

Fanxian urgent pipe, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is f á nxi á NJ í Gu ǎ n, which describes the lively scene of various musical instruments playing at the same time. It comes from the Song Dynasty Yan Shu's poem "butterfly loves flower".

The origin of Idioms

Yan Shu's poem "butterfly loves flower" in Song Dynasty: "embroider the curtain, roll the waves, and lead the ears with fragrance. It's in a hurry, and love each other together."

Idiom usage

In Wang Wei's song to the gods, he said, "when it rains at dusk, I worry about the empty mountain, I worry about the pipe, I think about the string." When night falls, the whole city is red light and green wine. The road tree by Zhang Xiaofeng (lesson 2 of the sixth edition of Shandong Education Edition) the first emperor of Qin built the Afang palace, ignored the government all day, drank with his concubines all day, and lived a life of singing and dancing. What a luxurious and indulgent emperor. I urge you to give me your reward, as if you were flying in the air. The agate cup song by Qian Qi in Tang Dynasty

Analysis of Idioms

Fansi Jiguan

Chinese PinYin : fán xián jí guǎn