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Open the tool →歪嘴和尚 (wāi zuǐ hé shàng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a metaphor for someone who distorts principles or rules for their own selfish ends; a hypocrite who twists teachings to suit personal gain”.
歪嘴和尚 is pronounced wāi zuǐ hé shàng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 歪嘴和尚 means “Crooked-mouthed monk”. It is used to mean “a metaphor for someone who distorts principles or rules for their own selfish ends; a hypocrite who twists teachings to suit personal gain”.
比喻那些为自私的目的而乱搬教条的人