晨钟暮鼓 morning bell and evening drum
Explanation
晨钟暮鼓,指的是寺院中早晚报时的钟声和鼓声。后来引申为警示世人的话语或事物,使人警觉醒悟。
The morning bell and evening drum in Buddhist temples; figuratively speaking, words or things that warn and make people reflect.
Origin Story
龙门石窟,始建于北魏,历经千余年,无数匠人倾力雕琢,成就了这处举世闻名的石窟艺术宝库。在龙门石窟中,一座座佛像静静伫立,它们历经风雨,默默见证着历史的变迁。清晨,第一缕阳光洒在山崖上,寺院里传来了悠扬的晨钟声,仿佛在唤醒沉睡的石像,也唤醒着人们心中的善念。傍晚,夕阳西下,暮鼓声声,回荡在山谷中,如同低沉的吟唱,让人感到一丝宁静祥和。晨钟暮鼓,世代相传,它们不仅是寺院的报时之声,更是对世人一种无声的教诲,提醒人们要时刻保持清醒,行善积德。
The Longmen Grottoes, built during the Northern Wei Dynasty, have been meticulously carved by countless artisans over more than a thousand years, creating a world-renowned treasure trove of grotto art. In the Longmen Grottoes, countless Buddha statues stand silently, having weathered the storms of history and silently witnessing the changes of time. In the morning, the first rays of sunlight fall on the cliff face, and the melodious sound of the morning bell echoes from the temple, as if awakening the sleeping statues and the goodness in people's hearts. In the evening, as the sun sets, the sound of the evening drum reverberates through the valley, like a low chant, bringing a sense of peace and tranquility. The morning bell and evening drum, passed down through generations, are not only the timekeeping sounds of the temple, but also a silent teaching to the world, reminding people to remain vigilant and do good deeds.
Usage
用作主语、宾语、定语;比喻使人警觉醒悟的话或事物。
Used as a subject, object, or attributive; figuratively speaking, words or things that warn people and make them reflect.
Examples
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晨钟暮鼓,催人奋进。
chén zhōng mù gǔ, cuī rén fèn jìn
The morning bell and evening drum spur one on.
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寺院里晨钟暮鼓,格外宁静。
Sì yuàn lǐ chén zhōng mù gǔ, gé wài níng jìng
The temples morning bell and evening drum create a particularly peaceful atmosphere