clear-eyed and malicious(chī shì láng gù)

clear-eyed and malicious

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch ī sh ì L á NGG ù, which means like a bird raising its head and looking back like a wolf. It describes a person's ferocity and greed. From selected works: Ma Rong & lt; flute Fu & gt.

Idiom usage

It can be used as predicate, object and attribute; it can be used as an example to build a good example.

Analysis of Idioms

A synonym: looking at the tiger

The origin of Idioms

In selected works, Ma Rong & lt; flute Fu & gt;, it is said that those who hear of fish, turtles, birds and beasts are not afraid of the deer, the bear, the bird and the wolf

Idiom explanation

Like a bird raising its head, like a wolf looking back. It describes a person's ferocity and greed.

Chinese PinYin : chī shì láng gù