How to describe the voice of fortune-telling bangzi _ what word does bangzi use?

Onomatopoeic words describing beating gongs and drums

Knock, knock, knock, knock.

First, knock on the door.

onomatopoeic word

Quotation: Lao She's "Two Horses" paragraph 6: "I straightened my tie again, pulled my skirt, and then knocked downstairs."

Second, Deng Yongqiang [qiāng qiāng]

Onomatopoeia describes the loud and clear sound made when a stone hits.

Quotations: Ding Ling's night: "clang-clang-clang-clang-clang-clang-clang his hands and feet."

Third, crack [p and p ā]

Describe banging, flapping, etc.

Quote: Selected Novels 198 1 No.65438 +0: "The wind rolled up the sand and blew the hood."

Four, pa pa [pāpā]

Refers to the sound made by pressing the shutter continuously when taking pictures, so it also refers to the shutter sound of taking pictures and photography. This word is used to describe the sound made by an object when it hits. It can be used in many forms, and it can also be used to describe small explosions, such as firecrackers and firewood burning.

V. Yi Dong [qi ā ng d not ng]

Onomatopoeia is the sound of an object hitting.

Quote: Michelle's major on the train: "There was silence in the small room, only the sound of wheels' tinkling-tinkling' came from the window."