act in undue confidence of one 's own ability and look down upon others(fù cái ào wù)

act in undue confidence of one 's own ability and look down upon others

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is f ù C á I à ow ù, which means relying on talent and learning, proud and despise others. It's from Siming poetry.

explain

It means relying on talent and learning, being proud and looking down on others.

allusion

[source] in Ming Dynasty, Xie Zhen wrote Siming Shihua, which said: "a man of high moral character, Lu Fu Qiu, is also a man of high moral character. He is a man of talent and arrogance, which many people should avoid." [example] Xu Qia's chronicle of meisou in the 58th year of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty: "Wang Fengchi's Yan Zhang was in Longyou's office, and his appearance was obscene; Chen Siluo's was in Huguang University's office; Zhang Zifu's was in Huizhou's office, and all of them were talented and proud."

Discrimination of words

It refers to people's arrogance

Chinese PinYin : fù cái ào wù