What is the emotional state of dancing with laughter?

Talking and laughing all describe people as extremely happy.

Laugh heartily (pinyin: pěng fù dà xiào) is an idiom, which comes from Historical Records Biography of Japanese People written by Sima Qian in the Western Han Dynasty. Sima Qian's Historical Records Biography of Japanese in the Western Han Dynasty: "Master Sima Yi laughed and said,' Those who have the skill of medical ethics are not rude today, and they are not wild!'" " "

Zhong Song and Jia Yi thought divination was a low-level profession, and some remarks made Sima Yi laugh. Idioms tell people that in life, we often encounter many funny things, but we need to laugh on different occasions and always pay attention to our personal image and appearance. Later generations derived the idiom "Laugh heartily" from this allusion.

Laughing means holding your stomach with your hands. It is often used to describe that you can't help laughing when you meet something ridiculous. With praise; Generally used as a predicate in sentences.

Dancing is an idiom in China. The pinyin is sh ǒ u w ǔ z ú d m: o, which means dancing with both hands and jumping with both feet. Describe happiness to the extreme. It also refers to the crazy state of dancing. From Preface to the Book of Songs Nan Zhou Official Gong.

Usage: as predicate and adverbial; Refers to the pride of people.

Example:

The fifteenth time in A Brief History of Civilization: "I can't help dancing, so happy."

Chapter 5 of Yang Mo's Song of Youth: "The students are dancing and almost hug each other."