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Open the tool →悬羊头,卖狗肉 (xuán yáng tóu , mài gǒu ròu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to practice deception or fraud, especially by misrepresenting the quality or nature of goods or services; to advertise one thing but sell another”.
悬羊头,卖狗肉 is pronounced xuán yáng tóu , mài gǒu ròu in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 悬羊头,卖狗肉 means “Hang a sheep's head, sell dog meat”. It is used to mean “to practice deception or fraud, especially by misrepresenting the quality or nature of goods or services; to advertise one thing but sell another”.
悬:吊挂。挂的是羊头,卖的是狗肉。比喻以次充好,以假充真,名不副实