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Open the tool →胡天胡帝 (hú tiān hú dì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to talk wildly and irresponsibly”.
胡天胡帝 is pronounced hú tiān hú dì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 胡天胡帝 means “What heaven, what deity”. It is used to mean “to talk wildly and irresponsibly”.
胡:何;帝:指天神。什么是天,什么是帝。①原形容服饰容貌像天神一样美丽,后也表示尊敬崇仰。②用于贬义,形容言语荒唐、行为放肆。