What idioms are there to describe laughter in an exaggerated way?

Clap your hands and laugh, laugh, laugh in the hall, lean back and forth, lean back and forth.

First, clap your hands and laugh.

Pinyin: f ǔ zh ǔ ng d à xi ao

Interpretation: clap your hands: clap your hands. Clap your hands and laugh to describe being very happy.

Source: Liu Yiqing's Hypothesis of the World Mandarin in the Southern Song Dynasty: "The woman took a gauze fan in her hand, clapped her hands and laughed and said,' I firmly doubt that I am an old slave!'" "

Interpretation of vernacular: She opened the gauze fan with her hand, clapped her hands and smiled and said, "I suspected you were an old man."

Second, laugh.

Pinyin: p Ρ ng fü dà xià o

Interpretation: Laugh with your hands on your stomach. Describe meeting a ridiculous thing and laughing uncontrollably.

Source: Sima Qian's Biography of Japanese in the Western Han Dynasty: "Sima Yi said with a smile:' A doctor with Taoist skills can't say ugly today, let alone wild!'" " "

Interpretation of vernacular: Sima Yi laughed and said, "It seems that doctors are all people with Taoist skills. There is nothing vulgar to say now, and there is no distinction between languages. "

Third, a burst of laughter broke out in the hall.

Pinyin: h not hong Tang dàXiao ao

Definition: Describe a room full of people laughing at the same time.

Source: Qing Wenkang's Biography of Heroes of Children: "An Gongzi's young couple, even those daughter-in-law girls, even dare not laugh, but can't help laughing."

Vernacular interpretation: An Gongzi's young couple listened to the words of those daughters-in-law. , just dare not laugh, also can't bang burst out laughing.

Fourth, I lean forward and lean back.

Pinyin: Qi 'an y?ng ho Hu hé

Interpretation: describes the body shaking back and forth greatly. More refers to the appearance of being unsteady when laughing, drunk and sleepy.

Source: Gao Yuan Wen embroidery "Meeting the Emperor" The first fold: "Crazy stagger, then lean forward and leave the table."

Vernacular explanation: stagger, then look up and leave your seat. This wine is crazy.

Five, lean forward and lean back

Pinyin: Qinfǔhòu yǎng u y?ng u yung

Interpretation: the body shakes back and forth. Describe the appearance of laughing or sleepy.

Source: Jiang Shumao's "Fishing Island Mania" Chapter 1: "When the arm is pushed and pulled, the waist leans forward and leans back, and the bow is used to cut waves."

Example: One sentence made me laugh through tears, laughing my head off.