First, it is pleasing to the ear.
Vernacular interpretation: (words) suit your heart and sound comfortable: this sentence is nice. Don't just listen to what you hear, but also listen to what you don't hear.
Source: Wu Zhishu: "Talking about entertaining the heart and mourning the Zheng."
Dynasty: Three Kingdoms Wei
Author: Cao Pi
Talking about it is entertaining, and the whining of the harp is refreshing.
Second, it sounds beautiful.
Vernacular interpretation: it sounds touching or interesting: it sounds beautiful. It's a common thing, and it's beautiful for him to say it.
Source: "Writing a Book for Cao Gong Sun Quan": "The husband seems to be specious, but in fact it is beautiful."
Dynasty: Han
Author: Ruan Yu
Sir, there is nothing unpleasant about what you said.
Third, play around.
Vernacular interpretation: describe the melodious voice.
Source: Gai Huaji's anecdote: "Sometimes it is polite to say something, so I don't want to escape to hell.
Dynasty: modern
Author: Lu Xun
Fourth, ears.
Interpretation of vernacular: listening: not listening. This sentence is very nice.
Source: Paragraph 11 of "Two Horses": "The more Ma Su listens, the worse it gets. He grabbed his hat and said, "Dad, I have to find Lee." "
Dynasty: modern
Author: Lao She
Five, pleasing to the ear
Interpretation of vernacular: pleasant to hear: euphemistic and pleasant to hear.
Source: "Autumn color gives a local accent": "Ah! What a magnificent and pleasant voice! "
Dynasty: modern
Author: Jun Qing