Singing and dancing(luán gē fèng wǔ)

Singing and dancing

Luan song and Feng dance, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Lu á ng ē f è NGW ǔ, which means a metaphor for beautiful song and dance. It comes from the book of mountains and seas, Dahuang South Sutra.

Analysis of Idioms

Singing and dancing

The origin of Idioms

According to the book of mountains and seas, Dahuang South Sutra, "there are birds singing and dancing, the Phoenix birds sing and the Phoenix birds dance."

Idiom usage

It refers to the beautiful song and dance. example the singing and dancing of the Phoenix gather on the rooftop, and the golden palace and the silver palace open to each other. In the Southern Dynasties, Chen and Zhang Zheng saw the chapter of immortals

Chinese PinYin : luán gē fèng wǔ