Praise idioms in lion dance performance

Praise idioms of lion dance performance include dragon and tiger leaping, dragon and tiger crouching, lanterns, gongs and drums, phoenix dance and dragon dance.

1, Longteng Hu Yue

It means the dragon is flying and the tiger is jumping. It describes the vigorous movements when running and jumping, and also means to rise up and make a difference, from the preface to the praise of famous officials. From this picture, the words are vigorous and powerful, and the momentum is extraordinary.

2. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.

It means crouching tiger, hidden dragon. It describes the majestic and steep terrain, especially in Nanjing today, from Sheng's "Wen Mu Fu". It is a joint idiom, which is used as subject and object in a sentence. Since Gaocheng, the new building has been filled with colorful tigers.

Step 3 decorate with lanterns

It means hanging lanterns and tying colored silk to describe festivals or festive events, which comes from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Synonyms are "skin red for flowers" and "skin red for green", while antonyms are "Pima Dai Xiao" and "Pima Daisuo".

4. gongs and drums.

Originally, it meant beating gongs and drums to command advance and retreat in a battle, and later it was described as a festive scene. It means loud voice and lively scene, which comes from Yuan Shangzhong's "Single Whip for Coke". As a predicate, attribute and adverbial in a sentence, it contains commendatory meanings.

5. Phoenix Dance and Dragon Pan

It means flying like a phoenix, and it is described appropriately. It comes from Legend of Heroes of Children. I don't want this kind of worship, I just synthesized a famous flower, like a dragon dance in a golden box.