Chai libua(chái lì bù ē)

Chai libua

He said that he was straightforward.

[source]: the seventh volume of Lang Qian Ji Wen · Chu Bi written by Chen Kangqi of Qing Dynasty: "I said that if something happened, I was severely punished in my year, and the Duke met me with kindness from beginning to end. I saw the Duke's Chai Li bu'a, and the wise man of Shizong was philosophical."

Idioms and allusions

Source: the seventh volume of the book of Lang Qian Ji Wen Chu Bi written by Chen Kangqi of Qing Dynasty: "I said that if something happened, I was severely punished in my year, but the Duke was always gracious, and I saw that the Duke was Chai libua, and the wise man of Shizong was philosophy." Since he became an official, he has always been ~, so he failed in his official career.

Discrimination of words

Usage: used as predicate and attributive. structure: combined synonym: upright antonym: flattery

Chinese PinYin : chái lì bù ē