the urgent beating of gongs and drums, traditionally used in Chinese opera to signal a start or a character's entrance

gongs and drums; Chinese percussion instruments

describing a scene with loud, lively, and jubilant sounds of gongs and drums, typically during festivals or celebrations.

to beat the gong to open a performance; to start an event

to beat the gong to clear the way for an official procession

Gong and drum strokes played to announce the start of a traditional Chinese opera performance.

Causeway Bay (area in Hong Kong)

dorayaki (a Japanese confection)

sound of a gong

fixed rhythmic pattern or beat played on traditional Chinese gongs and drums, often used in Chinese opera

not well coordinated

to beat or strike a gong

Tongluo or Tunglo township in Miaoli county, northwest Taiwan

to understand the unspoken implications

to clear the way by banging gongs and shouting loudly (idiom)

to come together to thrash out an issue face to face; direct and open confrontation or discussion

to strike or beat gongs and drums, often for celebration or performance

to beat a gong

to incite trouble or exacerbate an existing dispute