It's hard to see(chēn mù è wàn)

It's hard to see

The Chinese idiom ch à nm à è w à n in pinyin means angry and brave. It comes from Shangyang's Shangjunshu Junchen.

Idiom usage

As predicate, attributive, adverbial; describe angry, brave appearance example villain theory also, dedicated. When you talk about people's wrongs, you will be blinded, speechless and blatant.

The origin of Idioms

In Shang Yang's book of Shang Jun - Jun Chen, it is said that "those who speak bravely when they look down at their wrists, those who talk when they hang down their clothes, and those who work in private for a long time.". If you respect the three, you can get all of them in vain. "

Idiom explanation

Describe anger and bravery.

Chinese PinYin : chēn mù è wàn