锣鼓暄天luó gǔ xuān tiān

a deafening sound (/din) of gongs and drums; loud music of drums and gongs
❍ 可是，不等你思索一下，前面又～，那是推销货物的宣传队过来了，一个个画着怪脸，戴着三尺长的高帽子。(陶承《我的一家》46) Then a group of odd-looking people with painted faces and wearing tall hats marched past,drums beating and gongs clanging—the“Sales Boosting Corps.”/在旗附近的阅马厂，正在～做盂兰会，人山人海，没有看见一个哨兵。(李六如《六十年的变迁》 Ⅰ—238) On the Horse Square near the army barracks a huge crowd of spectators had gathered for a religious service to console the souls of the dead who had no descendants,which was in full swing amid the loud music of drums and gongs.
❍ 一进黄桥镇，街头到处张灯结彩，～。(吴运铎《把一切献给党》71) The streets were all decorated with lanterns and festoons,and the place re-echoed with the sound of gongs and drums.
❍ 其余各庙，社火扮会，～，……(《儒林外史》143)…and celebrations were taking place in all the temples and shrines to the accompaniment of cymbals and drums.
❍ 长春的木头人戏 （指伪满傀儡政府）依然～； ……(杨沫《青春之歌》527)…the puppet regime up in Changchun is whipping up a big fanfare,