







朝钟暮鼓 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the morning bells and evening drums of a Buddhist temple, symbolizing a regular, peaceful, and often monastic daily routine; the passage of time marked by daily rituals”. Literally, “Morning bell and evening drum”.

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Open the tool →朝钟暮鼓 (zhāo zhōng mù gǔ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the morning bells and evening drums of a Buddhist temple, symbolizing a regular, peaceful, and often monastic daily routine; the passage of time marked by daily rituals”.
朝钟暮鼓 is pronounced zhāo zhōng mù gǔ in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 朝钟暮鼓 means “Morning bell and evening drum”. It is used to mean “the morning bells and evening drums of a Buddhist temple, symbolizing a regular, peaceful, and often monastic daily routine; the passage of time marked by daily rituals”.
佛寺晨撞钟,暮击鼓以报时。