A dog's voice and a horse's voice(gǒu mǎ shēng sè)

A dog's voice and a horse's voice

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is g ǒ um ǎ sh ē ngs è, which means extravagant enjoyment. It comes from Zhang Xiaoxiang of Song Dynasty.

Idiom usage

As the subject, the object and the attribute, it refers to the low-level way of life. The monarch never hears of his past, and he thinks that the four directions are peaceful and the sages are ancient, and the desire of the dog and horse's voice and color is in his heart.

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: voice, color, dog and horse

The origin of Idioms

Zhang Xiaoxiang of the Song Dynasty wrote in Xuanzhou new Yushu Pavilion: "it is said that although it is extremely expensive in the world, those who retreat from the imperial court to rest and enjoy themselves leisurely and leisurely are not as good as the emperor."

Idiom explanation

Good dogs, good horses, music, women. Generally speaking, it refers to the ways of entertainment of the exploiting class, such as keeping dogs, riding horses, listening to songs and having sex with prostitutes. It refers to extravagant enjoyment.

Chinese PinYin : gǒu mǎ shēng sè