妍皮痴骨 — “Beautiful skin, foolish bones”
妍皮痴骨 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes someone who is outwardly beautiful or attractive but lacks intelligence or is foolish on the inside; pretty but foolish”. Literally, “Beautiful skin, foolish bones”.
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What does 妍皮痴骨 mean?
妍皮痴骨 (yán pí chī gǔ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes someone who is outwardly beautiful or attractive but lacks intelligence or is foolish on the inside; pretty but foolish”.
How do you pronounce 妍皮痴骨?
妍皮痴骨 is pronounced yán pí chī gǔ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 妍皮痴骨 literally mean?
Literally, 妍皮痴骨 means “Beautiful skin, foolish bones”. It is used to mean “describes someone who is outwardly beautiful or attractive but lacks intelligence or is foolish on the inside; pretty but foolish”.
What is the Chinese definition of 妍皮痴骨?
妍：美丽；痴：痴呆。美好的皮，痴呆的骨头。比喻外表好看，内心不有聪明