silly-faced(hóu tóu hóu nǎo)
silly-faced
Monkey head and monkey brain, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is h ó ut ó uh ó UN ǎ o, which means to be as active as a monkey and to describe impetuous action. It's from seven swordsmen and thirteen swordsmen.
Idiom usage
The child doesn't know the rules at all. He is a monkey.
The origin of Idioms
Chapter 21 of "seven swordsmen and thirteen swordsmen" by Tang Yunzhou in Qing Dynasty: "although he is human, he looks like a monkey head with a single shirt on his body."
Analysis of Idioms
Tiger head and tiger brain
Chinese PinYin : hóu tóu hóu nǎo
silly-faced
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ever-victorious in one's forward march
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marriage according to all the traditional rules
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A moth that grows up by accumulating errors
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