appraise oneself too highly(gāo zì biāo yù)
appraise oneself too highly
Gao Zibiao Yu is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is g ā oz ì Bi ā oy ù, which means that you think you are great, the same as "Gao Zibiao". From Xu Jiang Lu Er Gong Tong Shi manuscript.
The origin of Idioms
Yuan Hongdao's Xujiang Lu ERGONG Tongshi manuscript in Ming Dynasty: "Yuan Mei brothers continued to write, boasted high self-esteem, and spoke Zhuang language loudly. One of the reasons why Wuzhong was so popular changed."
Idiom usage
To be self righteous.
Chinese PinYin : gāo zì biāo yù
appraise oneself too highly
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