merely mediocre(bù guò ěr ěr)

merely mediocre

But Guoer is an idiom, the pronunciation is B ù Gu òě R ě R, which means that it's just like this. It means that people are despised. It comes from the biography of Shen Liao in the history of Song Dynasty.

explain

Er (former): so, so; ER (latter): through the ear, just. But that's all. It means to despise people.

source

Biography of Shen Liao in the history of the Song Dynasty: it makes me choose, but I can't choose. In Ming Dynasty, Hu Yinglin's "shisou · zabian 6 · Zhongzhou", it is said that "the production of the Jin Dynasty is not so good." Shen Fu's "six chapters of a floating life: a journey to the waves" in the Qing Dynasty: "the plum blossom in the Red Gate Bureau, the iron tree in the aunt temple, is nothing like that."

usage

It's no big deal to describe.

Chinese PinYin : bù guò ěr ěr