To abandon one's stupidity
It is an idiom, pronounced PI ě D ā ID ǎ Du ò, which means pretending to be stupid.
[source] in the story of pipa, Miss Niu admonishes his father, Gao Ming of Ming Dynasty: "I've been seen by that man for a long time. Do you want to go back to know your father? I don't expect him to see Xu every time. "
Chinese PinYin : piě dāi dǎ duò
To abandon one's stupidity
favorite chinese instrumentals. sī zhú guǎn xián