







琴歌酒赋 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the four refined arts: playing the zither, singing, drinking wine, and composing poetry; traditional elegant pursuits of cultured individuals or reclusive scholars, representing a life of leisure and artistic appreciation”. Literally, “Zither, song, wine, poetry”.

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Open the tool →琴歌酒赋 (qín gē jiǔ fù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the four refined arts: playing the zither, singing, drinking wine, and composing poetry; traditional elegant pursuits of cultured individuals or reclusive scholars, representing a life of leisure and artistic appreciation”.
琴歌酒赋 is pronounced qín gē jiǔ fù in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 琴歌酒赋 means “Zither, song, wine, poetry”. It is used to mean “the four refined arts: playing the zither, singing, drinking wine, and composing poetry; traditional elegant pursuits of cultured individuals or reclusive scholars, representing a life of leisure and artistic appreciation”.
弹琴、唱歌、饮酒、赋诗。旧皆逸人、高士之事。