Poems with twilight drums

Idiom: morning bell and evening drum (pinyin: ché n zh! ǔ)

Source: Tang Lixian's poem "In the Mountains": "The drums are not heard in the morning and evening, and the moon is lonely."

Meaning 1 Tang Lixian used the poem "In the Mountains": "The bells and drums don't smell the dusk, and the moon is lonely and the clouds are long." In Buddhist temples, ringing the bell and beating the drum in the morning to tell the time, and then "beating the drum in the morning" is called the passage of time. (2) metaphor amazing language. Dusk: In the evening. According to Buddhist rules, drums are played in the temple at night and bells are rung at night. Metaphor can make people wake up.

Example: But you can see the pavilions reflected in the green walls of Danxia and the buildings in Luoban. (Song Ouyang Xiu's poem "Lushan Mountain High")