With a fierce beard and eyes(níng rán zhāng mù)

With a fierce beard and eyes

This is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is n í NgR á nzh ā NGM ù, which means blowing beard and staring. Describe rage. It comes from the story of the fierce chieftain among thieves.

The origin of Idioms

Wang Tao of the Qing Dynasty wrote in Weng Gui Yu Tan, a tale of a fierce chieftain among thieves: "once thieves knew that the army was coming, and they wanted to capture them. They were fierce and brave, and called the name of the army directly."

Idiom usage

It's the way people get angry

Chinese PinYin : níng rán zhāng mù