撞钟伐鼓 — “To sound bells and beat drums”
撞钟伐鼓 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to sound bells and beat drums”. To play ceremonial music, often in a temple context. Literally, “To strike bells and beat drums”.
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撞钟伐鼓 Pronunciation and Pinyin
撞钟伐鼓 Character Breakdown
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每逢佳节，村里都会撞钟伐鼓，庆祝丰收和团圆。
On every festive occasion, the village would sound bells and beat drums, celebrating the harvest and family reunions.
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Open the tool →Questions about 撞钟伐鼓
What does 撞钟伐鼓 mean?
撞钟伐鼓 (zhuàng zhōng fá gǔ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to sound bells and beat drums”.
How do you pronounce 撞钟伐鼓?
撞钟伐鼓 is pronounced zhuàng zhōng fá gǔ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 撞钟伐鼓 literally mean?
Literally, 撞钟伐鼓 means “to strike bells and beat drums”. It is used to mean “to sound bells and beat drums”.
What is the Chinese definition of 撞钟伐鼓?
奏乐，指寺院的晨钟暮鼓