Chant
[ yín yǒng ]
1. Also known as "Chant". Sing; compose poetry. 2. Recite rhythmically; recite for fun. 3. Refers to poetry and other rhymes. 4. See "Chant".
One wine cup, one chant
[ yī shāng yī yǒng ] wine cup: an ancient wine container, which also refers to drinking; chant: to recite poetry. It used to refer to a gathering where literati drank and recited poems.
Sangjianzhi
[ sāng jiān zhī yǒng ] refers to poems describing love between men and women.
Yong Moo Fēng Yuè
[ yǒng cháo fēng yuè ] refers to writing that describes scenes such as wind, clouds, moon and dew but lacks ideological content. Same as "Ying the moon and mocking the wind".
Yong Yue Moo Feng
[ yǒng yuè cháo fēng] refers to writing that describes scenes such as wind, clouds, moon and dew but has poor ideological content.
Ying the moon and mocking the flowers
[ yǒng yuè cháo huā ] refers to the creation of poetry. Flowers and the moon are often the objects of poets' singing, hence the name.
Ode to mulberry and willows
[ yǒng sāng yù liǔ ] The chant is "mulberry", but the actual word is "willow". A metaphor used to express feelings through a topic.
Sing
[ gē yǒng ] 1. Praise, chant; sing. 2. Poems, songs.
Mocking the wind and chanting the moon
[ cháo fēng yǒng yuè] refers to writing that describes scenes such as wind, clouds, moon and dew but has poor ideological content.
Yin the wind and chant the moon
[ yín fēng yǒng yuè] used to refer to works written or recited by literati with the theme of natural scenery such as wind and moon. Nowadays, the works are often described as empty and boring.
Wind chant
[ fēng yǒng ] satirical chant.
One chant and one chant
[ yī yín yī yǒng ] refers to reciting poems and writing poems.
Poetry
[ shī yǒng ] Poetry.
觞 chant
[ shāng yǒng ] Drinking wine and chanting poems.
Play and chant
[ wán yǒng] Play and chant.
Yuanyong
[ yuān yǒng ] is chanted repeatedly.
Dance and chant
[dǎo yǒng]Dance and chant.
Qingyong
[ qīng yǒng ] Qingyang chanting.
Yong Tao
[ yǒng táo ] recite the poems of Tao Yuanming.
ode
[ yǒng dé ] Praise and praise noble moral character.
New chant
[ xīn yǒng ] 1. Also known as "New chant". Recent poems. 2. See "New Chant".
Ziyong
[ shǔ yǒng ] writing poetry.
Brother chant
[ gē yǒng ] singing.
Chant
[ tàn yǒng ] chant.
Tu Ge Li Yong
[ tú gē lǐ yǒng ] describes the scene where the country is peaceful and the people are happy. Same as "Tu Ge Yi Chan".
Yin flowers and willows
[ yín huā yǒng liǔ ] It is still said that chanting the wind and the moon.
Ti Yong
[ tí yǒng] 1. See "Ti Yong". 2. Also used as "title chant". To commemorate a certain scene, painting or calligraphy and write a poem. 3. Refers to poems written to sing about a certain scenery, calligraphy and painting, or an event.
Talk about chanting
[ tán yǒng ] Talk about chanting.
Xing chant
[ xíng yǒng] is still chanting.
Chant out loud
[ lǎng yǒng ].
Chant of gratitude
[ gǎn yǒng ] Praise of gratitude.
Alley chant
[ xiàng yǒng ] Folk songs.
Chanting
[ yǒng chàng ] Chanting and singing.
Ode to History
[ yǒng shǐ ] Create poems based on historical events.
Drill chant
[ zuàn yǒng ] chant with concentration.
Praise
[ zàn yǒng] 1. Also known as "praise". To praise; to sing. 2. Praise and sing. ?
Appreciating chants
[ shǎng yǒng ] 1. See "appreciating chants". 2. Also known as "appreciation chant". Chant of appreciation.
Yang
[ yáo yǒng ] 1. Praise, chant. 2. Ballads.