







敲金击石 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to strike gongs and chimes (referring to playing ancient musical instruments); to describe a sonorous and resonant sound, often used metaphorically for powerful or melodious speech/music”. Literally, “Strike gongs and chimes”.

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Open the tool →敲金击石 (qiāo jīn jī shí) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to strike gongs and chimes (referring to playing ancient musical instruments); to describe a sonorous and resonant sound, often used metaphorically for powerful or melodious speech/music”.
敲金击石 is pronounced qiāo jīn jī shí in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 敲金击石 means “Strike gongs and chimes”. It is used to mean “to strike gongs and chimes (referring to playing ancient musical instruments); to describe a sonorous and resonant sound, often used metaphorically for powerful or melodious speech/music”.
金、石:指钟磬一类的乐器。演奏钟磬等乐器。也形容声音铿锵。