proud and contemptuous of the work and its ways(qīng shì ào wù)

proud and contemptuous of the work and its ways

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Q ī ngsh ì à ow ù, which means to despise the secular, arrogant. It's from caihaoji, palace forbidden slander.

Idiom explanation

Contemptuous and arrogant.

The origin of Idioms

Tu Long of the Ming Dynasty wrote in caihaoji palace ban shengcalumny: "this man is proud of his literary talent, despises the world, and indulges in wine."

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: Invincible

Idiom usage

It refers to paying no attention to worldly affairs.

Examples

He is a bohemian and has the ambition of. A warning to the world · marriage of Tang Jieyuan Yixiao by Feng Menglong in Ming Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : qīng shì ào wù