be affected(zuò zhāng zuò zhì)

be affected

Do Zhang do Zhi, Pinyin is Zu òāā ngzu òì, Chinese idiom, meaning still words, pretend, pretend. It's from Xingshi Hengyan: Oil seller monopolizes Huakui.

The origin of Idioms

Feng Menglong of Ming Dynasty wrote: "those powerful people are not willing to pay, they want to make people cheap. When it comes to those who are willing to pay a few taels of silver, their daughter apologizes and refuses to do so. "

Idiom usage

To put on an affectation is to put on an affectation.

Examples

Holding his fists, he said, "my master is here to have a few drinks and do your business! All alone, you're coming to get me The first chapter of outlaws of the marsh

Chinese PinYin : zuò zhāng zuò zhì