







匡鼎解颐 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to explain poetry or literature with such eloquence and clarity that it deeply delights and engages the audience, making them smile with pleasure”. Literally, “Kuang Ding loosens one's jaw (with delight)”.

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Open the tool →匡鼎解颐 (kuāng dǐng jiě yí) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to explain poetry or literature with such eloquence and clarity that it deeply delights and engages the audience, making them smile with pleasure”.
匡鼎解颐 is pronounced kuāng dǐng jiě yí in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 匡鼎解颐 means “Kuang Ding loosens one's jaw (with delight)”. It is used to mean “to explain poetry or literature with such eloquence and clarity that it deeply delights and engages the audience, making them smile with pleasure”.
指讲诗清楚明白,非常动听。