A smiling face(xiào miàn yè chā)

A smiling face

It refers to a man with a smile and a vicious heart.

Idiom information

A smiling face

[usage] used as subject, object and attribute; refers to a person with a vicious heart

[rhyme words] ask Liu Xunhua, banbanlala, fight by war, kill by killing, thunder and lightning, arrow without false fire, melon of yellow platform, vermis and graffiti, the well of the well, fighting in the South and North, killing in the East and killing in the West

Ancient times

The origin of Idioms

At that time, people's eyes were smiling, which was well known in the world. Tan Caijing's third state by Chen Cisheng in Song Dynasty

Idiom story

During the Song Dynasty, Cai Bian and others planted a lot of Party members and friends as traitors. They were all Party members of the government and the public. Chen Cisheng was very indignant about this and wrote to song zhezong many times to impeach him. He wrote in the third petition of playing Cai Jing: "Cai Jing is too critical of other people's shortcomings and maliciously slanders the minister. Cai Bian is a smiling face, and I can't bear to hear their bad deeds. "

Examples of Idioms

It's hard to deal with him.

Chinese PinYin : xiào miàn yè chā