郑卫之声 — “Sounds of Zheng and Wei”
郑卫之声 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Sensuous and unrestrained folk music, particularly from the states of Zheng and Wei in ancient China; often implying music considered morally corrupting or decadent”. Literally, “Sounds of Zheng and Wei”.
郑卫之声 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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Idioms Related to 郑卫之声
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- zhèng郑rén人mǎi买lǚ履Rigidly adhering to rules, disregarding reality
- zhèng郑rén人zhēng争nián年dispute over something baseless and meaningless
- zhèng郑rén人shí实lǚ履dogmatic adherence to rules, ignoring reality
- zhèng郑wèi卫sāng桑jiān间Decadent, licentious music or customs
- zhèng郑shēng声luàn乱yǎ雅vulgarity corrupts refinement
- zhèng郑zhāo昭sòng宋lóng聋different situations or awareness
- zhèng郑zhòng重qí其shì事to treat with great seriousness
- zhèng郑zhòng重qí其cí辞speak solemnly and earnestly
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What does 郑卫之声 mean?
郑卫之声 (zhèng wèi zhī shēng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Sensuous and unrestrained folk music, particularly from the states of Zheng and Wei in ancient China; often implying music considered morally corrupting or decadent”.
How do you pronounce 郑卫之声?
郑卫之声 is pronounced zhèng wèi zhī shēng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 郑卫之声 literally mean?
Literally, 郑卫之声 means “Sounds of Zheng and Wei”. It is used to mean “Sensuous and unrestrained folk music, particularly from the states of Zheng and Wei in ancient China; often implying music considered morally corrupting or decadent”.
What is the Chinese definition of 郑卫之声?
郑卫：春秋时的郑国和卫国。指春秋战国时郑、卫等国的民间音乐