The sound of the iron(ruí bīn tiě xiǎng)

The sound of the iron

To praise the superb performance skills.

Idiom information

Example: ～ Ying oriole, Wanfan gently sing "bamboo branch".

A poem by Yan Ermei in Qing Dynasty

Idioms and allusions

At the beginning of Wu zongchu, Zhu Ya and Li Taiwei had a happy official and a clean suburb You can taste the villa of Pingquan in the suburb, and you can play "ruibindiao" with Pipa on the pool Suddenly, a thing leaped out of the Bank of the pool, and looked at it with a square sound. With the subtle instruction, Lu also corresponds. Duan'an festival in Tang Dynasty

Idiom story

In the early years of emperor Wuzong of Tang Dynasty, Li Taiwei of zhuya had a musician named Lian Jiao. Lian Jiao learned from Cao Gang, a famous Pipa player at that time, and gained the reputation of Cao Gang. Cao Gang often said, "I have taught a lot of people. I have never had a disciple with such spirit."

Lianjiao used to stay in Pingquan villa at night. At that time, when the wind was clear and the moon was bright, he played the prinsettic melody with his Pipa by the pool. While playing, I suddenly heard the sound of something jumping between the lotus. I guess it was probably caused by the fish.

Lian Jiao played another tune, and there was no such sound. He played the Rubin tune again, and there was still a voice. So deliberately play this tune again, suddenly a thing Qiang ran jumped out, fell to the pool shore. A look, is a square ring, that is, Ruibin iron.

It turned out that the delicate command of Lian Jiao led to the corresponding LV, which made Ruibin iron jump out of the water.

Chinese PinYin : ruí bīn tiě xiǎng