Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - The 24 Solar Terms - Why is it a "bell" in the morning and a "drum" at night?
Why is it a "bell" in the morning and a "drum" at night?
Morning bell and dusk drum-reminder
According to Buddhist regulations, drums are played in temples at night and bells are rung in the morning. It is a metaphor for awakening people's voices or words, and describes the delay of time.
Source: Southern and Northern Dynasties, Geng Xin's "A History of Riding Nanshan and Yuwen Moon": "The garrison building rings the night drum, and the mountain temple rings the morning bell."
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