be snobbish(kàn rén xià cài dié ér)

be snobbish

The pronunciation K à NR é nxi à C à IDI é R is an idiom, which refers to treating people differently from person to person. It comes from the 60th chapter of a dream of Red Mansions by Cao Xueqin in Qing Dynasty.

Idiom explanation: it means treating people differently from person to person. People are treated according to different people; dishes are served by putting the dishes on the table. Generally speaking, the extended meaning of this phrase is used. It means that people can't be treated equally and treat people differently. Different people are given different treatment according to different people. Generally, they also make dishes or dishes. Chapter 60 of a dream of Red Mansions by Cao Xueqin in the Qing Dynasty: "the third class slaves in my family are more noble than you. You can see the dishes. If Baoyu wants to give something, you're in the way. Don't you want it? Coax him with this, you just think he doesn't recognize it! "

Chinese PinYin : kàn rén xià cài dié ér