The ancient Huang Lu refers to

Chinese idiom, pinyin is Hu á ng zh not ng dà l ǐ, which describes solemn, fair, lofty and harmonious music or words. From Zhou Li Chun Guan da Le Si.

Idiom origin:

"Zhou Li Chun Guan Dalusi": "It is to play the yellow bell, sing Dalu, and dance the cloud gate to worship the gods." Zheng Xuan's note: "The bell and voice of Huang Zhong are average, and the voice of Huang Zhong and Yang Zhi are the first, which is a combination." ?

Dai Sheng's Records of Rites and Music in the Western Han Dynasty: "Musicians don't mean that the string songs of Huang Zhong and Lu Da are withered and young, and the last section of music is also, so children dance."

Note: In ancient times, there were twelve rhymes, six rhymes of Yin and Yang, and the yellow bell was the first service for Yang. Lu Da: The Fourth Law of Yin Law.

Idiom usage:

Combined type; Become an object; Describe the solemnity of music or words.

Example:

"Mr. Zhang's article is like Huang's Lu, which was developed in nine places, and Huang is the secret of Zou Lu. Can you not pass it on? " Quotation of Song Lu wine source

Liu Song Ke Zhuang's Preface to the Complete Works of Houcun Guapu Collection: "Words are profound in meaning, but not in body. If the sky is vast, the Tang law will not harm Huang Zhong and Lu. "

Huang Zhong represents the first law of six yang in the twelve laws of ancient phonology in China. Luda is the fourth law of six Yin laws. This idiom is used to describe noble and magnificent music. Therefore, the Yellow Road represents the meaning of ancient melody.

12 Lu Lu's names are as follows: Huang Zhong, Da Lu, Tai Cluster, Jia Zhong, Gu Xi, Lv Zhong, Yan Bin, Lin Zhong, Yize, Nan Lu, Wushe and Ying Zhong. Among the above 12 names, the odd number is the law and the even number is Lu. 12 Lu Lu not only used a sense of rhythm, but also used this sound to judge the ancient solar terms and agricultural time to guide production.