笙歌鼎沸 — “Sheng music and songs boiling like a cauldron”
笙歌鼎沸 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe a scene filled with lively music and singing, creating a bustling and festive atmosphere; a hubbub of sounds”. Literally, “Sheng music and songs boiling like a cauldron”.
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What does 笙歌鼎沸 mean?
笙歌鼎沸 (shēng gē dǐng fèi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe a scene filled with lively music and singing, creating a bustling and festive atmosphere; a hubbub of sounds”.
How do you pronounce 笙歌鼎沸?
笙歌鼎沸 is pronounced shēng gē dǐng fèi in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 笙歌鼎沸 literally mean?
Literally, 笙歌鼎沸 means “Sheng music and songs boiling like a cauldron”. It is used to mean “to describe a scene filled with lively music and singing, creating a bustling and festive atmosphere; a hubbub of sounds”.
What is the Chinese definition of 笙歌鼎沸?
形容乐声歌声热闹非常。