have a haughty and imperturbable look(ào nì zì ruò)

have a haughty and imperturbable look

Arrogant, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is à on à Z à Ru à, which means to describe arrogance, contempt of everything. It's from Tang Yulin, bold and forthright.

Notes on Idioms

Look at: squint; if: refers to not care.

The origin of Idioms

In Tang Yu Lin · forthright written by Wang Dang of Song Dynasty, "doctor Zheng Tai Mu was the governor of Jinzhou. One day, he wrote to Sikong in Xiangyang. His words were sincere and arrogant. It seemed that there was no ceremony of county officials."

Idiom usage

It's very arrogant and nobody else. example he is well-dressed, lavish and arrogant.

Chinese PinYin : ào nì zì ruò