Ghosts and wolves howl(guǐ zhà láng háo)
Ghosts and wolves howl
Guizha Langhao is a Chinese idiom. Its pinyin is Gu ǐ zh à L á NGH á o, which means to howl in a strange voice. It's from sanjiaxiang.
The origin of Idioms
Ouyang Shan's "Three Alleys" 14: "well, I'll just talk about it, but what are you shouting about in the morning? It's good to hear! "
Analysis of Idioms
Synonyms: crying and howling, grabbing and howling
Idiom usage
To cry loudly is to be used as a predicate, attributive or complement.
Chinese PinYin : guǐ zhà láng háo
Ghosts and wolves howl
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