Xiaoxiaomaming, long and long. The disciples are not surprised, and the big restaurants are not full. What's the meaning?

Xiao Xiao: The sound of a long horse.

Yoyou: The flag flutters gently.

Tu Yu: a soldier who pulls a cart on foot. No: particle. It makes no sense, the following sentence is the same. Jing: A borrowed word for "police", alert.

Dachao (pǎo): the emperor’s kitchen.

The horses roar in triumph, and flags flutter in the wind. The soldiers pulling the carts on foot are alert, and the kitchen is full of game after hunting.

This paragraph comes from "Chariot Attack" in the "Book of Songs". This is a poem describing a field hunt held by King Xuan of Zhou Dynasty with the princes in the eastern capital.