Wearing hair with teeth(qín chǐ dài fā)

Wearing hair with teeth

It describes the heroic spirit of a man. The third discount of Yuan Wu Ming's "serial plan" is: "Fengxian, you are a man, stand up to heaven and earth, wear hair with teeth in your eyes, and you can't be the master with your wife. What's your use!"

meaning

Pinyin Q í NCH ǐ D à if ā wearing hair with teeth (wearing hair with teeth). Why don't you make such a comment? " (2) chapter two and four of the outlaws of the Marsh: "Wu Er is a man who stands up to heaven and earth and wears hair with teeth in his mouth. He is not a pig or dog who spoils the customs and has no human relations. His sister-in-law should not be so shameless, for this reason, and so on." usage: used as predicate and attribute; mostly used for male

Source of allusion

The third discount of yuan · anonymous's "serial stratagem" is: "Fengxian, you are a man, stand up to heaven and earth, wear hair with teeth in your eyes, and you can't be the master with your wife. What do you want you to do?"

Idiom information

Idiom explanation: describes a man's heroic spirit. Examples of idioms: "Wu Song opened his eyes and said:" Wu Er is a man with teeth and hair who stands up to heaven! It's not the pigs and dogs that corrupt customs and hurt human relations! My sister-in-law, don't be so ignorant of shame, for this reason, we have to wait for the business. If there's something wrong, I know my sister-in-law in Wu er's eyes, but I don't know her in my fists. Again, don't do that! " degree of common use: rare emotional color: commendatory words grammatical usage: as predicate and attribute; mostly used for men idiom structure: combined generation time: Ancient

Chinese PinYin : qín chǐ dài fā