Dai Jipei(dài jī pèi tún)

Dai Jipei

Dai Jipei is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d à ij à P è it ú n, which means to wear a cock shaped hat and boar shaped ornaments. Cock and boar are aggressive. In ancient times, the shape of crowns was like that of boars, which indicated that they were brave.

Idiom explanation

Wear cockerel shaped hat and boar shaped ornaments. Cock and boar are aggressive. In ancient times, the shape of crowns was like that of boars, which indicated that they were brave.

Idioms and allusions

According to the biography of Zhong's disciples in historical records, "Zi Lu is despicable in nature, brave in strength, upright in ambition, champion of rooster, and a dolphin."

Discrimination of words

When he didn't enter Confucius, he was brave and rude. He heard the sound of education and reading, shook the chicken to fight the dolphin, raised his lips, and talked about the ears of sages and sages. On balance and frankness by Wang Chong in Han Dynasty

usage

To be brave is to be brave

Chinese PinYin : dài jī pèi tún