“紧锣密鼓”是目前使用频率较高的一个成语,其意义为:“锣声紧,鼓点密。戏曲开台前的一阵节奏急促的锣鼓。比喻为配合某人的上台或某事的推行而制造的气氛、声势,也指公开活动前的紧张气氛和舆论准备。”刘绍棠在《狼烟》中写道:“绿树葱茏的太子镇里,传出一阵阵紧锣密鼓的喧响。”又如: “In full swing ” is currently a higher frequency of idioms, its meaning is: “gong sound tight, drums dense .During the opening of the opera a while rhythm of percussion .Comparatively, to meet someone’s stage or something The atmosphere and momentum created by the implementation of the program also refer to the tense atmosphere and preparation for public opinion before the public event. ”“ Liu Shaotang wrote in the ”Beige Smoke“: ”The Prince’s town with verdant trees and green trees is in full swing. "Another example: