Blow your beard and stare(chuī hú zi dèng yǎn)

Blow your beard and stare

"Hu ī h ú Zid è ngy ǎ n" means to describe an angry look. It comes from the third chapter of fishing fire by Liu Shaotang.

Source: Liu Shaotang's "fishing fire" Chapter 1 3: "the scolded chief became angry, blowing his beard and glaring, opening his teeth and pawing on the bridge." usage: used as object, adverbial, attribute; used when people are angry in some areas, also as a hint to the other party.

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