







拉拉扯扯 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to pull and tug, often implying indecision, reluctance, or playful physical interaction; metaphorically, to engage in improper personal relations or backroom dealings”. Literally, “Pulling and tugging; to pull and drag”.
Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu had an argument and parted unhappily. Daiyu regretted it alone in Xiaoxiang Pavilion, and Baoyu also regretted having offended her.
So he personally went to Xiaoxiang Pavilion to apologize and stepped forward to pull Daiyu out to play.
Lin Daiyu shook her hand away and said, "Who wants to pull and tug with you like this! You're getting older by the day, yet still so thick-skinned and shameless."
It was ultimately Sister Feng who diffused the situation for them.

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Open the tool →拉拉扯扯 (lā lā chě chě) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to pull and tug, often implying indecision, reluctance, or playful physical interaction; metaphorically, to engage in improper personal relations or backroom dealings”.
拉拉扯扯 is pronounced lā lā chě chě in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 拉拉扯扯 means “Pulling and tugging; to pull and drag”. It is used to mean “to pull and tug, often implying indecision, reluctance, or playful physical interaction; metaphorically, to engage in improper personal relations or backroom dealings”.
拉拉扯扯 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to the modern era. The full story is on this page.
以手牵牵拉拉。借指拉扯私欲关系。