Haozhuaisi
Haozhuaisi, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is h á ozh ú ā is ī, meaning orchestral music. It comes from the poem Dongjin by Lu You of Song Dynasty.
The origin of Idioms
The poem "Dongjin" written by Lu You in Song Dynasty: "the story of fishing and fishing is shared, and the story of haozhu is mournful and joyful."
Idiom usage
I don't know how many princes and grandsons were enchanted by the beautiful scenery of rolling bead curtains, Riverside boats, soft jade and warm fragrance. ——Shi Sanyou's Jinling unofficial history by Wuding Bridge
Chinese PinYin : háo zhú āi sī
Haozhuaisi
have a high opinion of oneself. zì gāo zì dà