sing merrily and dance gracefully(qīng gē màn wǔ)
sing merrily and dance gracefully
Qingge Manwu is a Chinese idiom. Its pronunciation is Q ī NGG ē m à NW ǔ. It means relaxed music and soft dance. From the marriage of two generations.
The origin of Idioms
The first fold of qiaomengfu's "marriage of two generations" in Yuan Dynasty: "it's rare among the geisha to look like the elder sister's beautiful and beautiful appearance, and to sing and dance in a beautiful way."
Idiom usage
How could it be that the round sound of "fanbei" will be "Jiabei" by. Lu Xun's lace literature, Fa Hui and opera
Chinese PinYin : qīng gē màn wǔ
sing merrily and dance gracefully
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