A woman with a long tongue(cháng shé zhī fù)

A woman with a long tongue

In ancient times, a woman who likes to chew her tongue was called "a woman with a long tongue". In history, the first person to be called "a woman with a long tongue" was Bao Si.

explain

It is often used to refer to a woman who is talkative, gossipy and gossipy.

source

In the book of songs, Daya zhan'ang: "a woman has a long tongue, but only a sharp step."

Examples

Li Fuyan of Tang Dynasty, in his "xuxuanguai Lu · duzichun", said, "if you are a good wife, how can you use words. It's also enough to stop talking.

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