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Open the tool →旗鼓相望 (qí gǔ xiāng wàng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a long and magnificent procession or formation where flags and drums stretch as far as the eye can see, presenting an imposing and grand spectacle”.
旗鼓相望 is pronounced qí gǔ xiāng wàng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 旗鼓相望 means “Flags and drums visible to each other”. It is used to mean “describes a long and magnificent procession or formation where flags and drums stretch as far as the eye can see, presenting an imposing and grand spectacle”.
望:向远看。队伍很长,旗帜和战鼓前后相接,威武雄壮