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Open the tool →银钩玉唾 (yín gōu yù tuò) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes calligraphy with elegant and powerful strokes, like silver hooks, and speech that is profound and valuable, like spitting jade; often used to praise someone's excellent calligraphy and insightful remarks”.
银钩玉唾 is pronounced yín gōu yù tuò in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 银钩玉唾 means “silver hooks and jade spittle”. It is used to mean “describes calligraphy with elegant and powerful strokes, like silver hooks, and speech that is profound and valuable, like spitting jade; often used to praise someone's excellent calligraphy and insightful remarks”.
比喻他人的书法笔画有如银钩,遒劲有力;言谈有如吐玉,弥足珍贵。