哀丝豪竹 — “Sorrowful strings and grand bamboos”
哀丝豪竹 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes the sorrowful and stirring sound of string and wind instruments, often conveying a sense of grandeur and pathos”. Literally, “sorrowful strings and grand bamboos”.
哀丝豪竹 Pronunciation and Pinyin
哀丝豪竹 Character Breakdown
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- āi哀yuè乐xiāng相shēng生joy and sorrow are interdependent
- āi哀bīng兵bì必shèng胜Grieved soldiers will surely triumph
- āi哀gào告bīn宾fú服plead for mercy and submit
- āi哀āi哀yù欲jué绝profoundly sorrowful and on the verge of collapse
- āi哀āi哀fù父mǔ母Alas, my dear parents!
- āi哀xǐ喜jiāo交bìng并mingled joy and sorrow
- āi哀shēng声tàn叹qì气sigh in grief or dejection
- āi哀tiān天jiào叫dì地wail to heaven and earth
- āi哀sī思rú如cháo潮overwhelming sorrow like a surging tide
- āi哀gǎn感zhōng中nián年sorrow and melancholy in middle age
- āi哀gǎn感tiān天dì地profound sorrow that moves heaven and earth
- āi哀gǎn感wán顽yàn艳poignant and beautiful, moving all
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What does 哀丝豪竹 mean?
哀丝豪竹 (āi sī háo zhú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes the sorrowful and stirring sound of string and wind instruments, often conveying a sense of grandeur and pathos”.
How do you pronounce 哀丝豪竹?
哀丝豪竹 is pronounced āi sī háo zhú in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 哀丝豪竹 literally mean?
Literally, 哀丝豪竹 means “sorrowful strings and grand bamboos”. It is used to mean “describes the sorrowful and stirring sound of string and wind instruments, often conveying a sense of grandeur and pathos”.
What is the Chinese definition of 哀丝豪竹?
丝：指弦乐器；竹：指管乐器；豪竹：粗大的竹管制成的乐器。形容管弦乐声的悲壮动人。