Drumming in Pinyin

Beating drums pinyin is dǎ gǔ.

I. Interpretation:

1. To beat a drum.

2. To feel unsure.

3, feeling restless and apprehensive.

Source:

Originally from Anonymous' Miscellaneous Records of Yanjing in the Qing Dynasty: "There are two baskets of lotus beating small drums to collect things, which is called playing drums. Staggered in the road, the drums sound unceasingly, the slave girl of the noble family every theft out of the artifacts to sell the drums, spinning get spinning sale.

Drumming verses and appreciation:

1, Yuanming not old long stumbling. I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to make it to the next level, but I'm sure I'm going to be able to. --Song Mao Pang's "Raccoon River Sand"

Appreciation: It expresses the "idle sorrow" in daily life. This kind of "idle sadness" is different from strong sadness in that it is not triggered by a real cause, and is not related to physiological pain, nor does it involve any major real-life stakes, but is merely a kind of melancholic sadness that comes for no reason at all, and is characterized by a soft and misty temperament.

2, ten thousand drums. The tide is turning to the waves. The red flag is not wet.

These are the most important things in the history of the world, and the most important thing is to show the fearlessness of the athletes who dare to fight with the nature.

The end of the "dream still cold", the author with his own feelings, even dreaming of the thrilling tidal wave of the scene was also scared of chills, baked "tide" of the wonderful performance, is actually a "tide" of the enthusiastic song of praise. The "Tidal Wave" is actually a passionate tribute to the "Tidal Wave".

3. Please look at the drum-player, who is covered with mud. The author vividly depicts the flow and intertwining of things in space with the figurative language of east crossing west and west crossing east.

The description of the subject in the guest and the guest in the subject embodies the interdependence of things in relationship; there is no object without the subject, and the subject cannot be defined without the object. This notion of interconnectedness and interdependence enables readers to better understand the diversity and complexity of the world.