assume the airs of a scholar(qiáo wén jiǎ cù)
assume the airs of a scholar
Qiao Wen's false vinegar is a Chinese idiom, pronounced Qi á ow é NJI ǎ C ù, which means false gentleness.
explain
Hypocrisy; hypocrisy.
source
The first fold of the story of the fisherman and the woodcutter written by Wu Mingshi in Yuan Dynasty: "brother, I see that people in Kuaiji city have Qiao Wenjia wearing a wide shirt and big sleeves. Shi Yunzi said," I don't know if he has ever studied. "
Chinese PinYin : qiáo wén jiǎ cù
assume the airs of a scholar
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