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Open the tool →皮松骨痒 (pí sōng gǔ yǎng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Appearing relaxed or nonchalant on the surface, but inwardly feeling restless and eagerly awaiting something; outwardly composed but internally itching to act or for something to happen”.
皮松骨痒 is pronounced pí sōng gǔ yǎng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 皮松骨痒 means “Skin loose, bones itching”. It is used to mean “Appearing relaxed or nonchalant on the surface, but inwardly feeling restless and eagerly awaiting something; outwardly composed but internally itching to act or for something to happen”.
形容表面轻松自如而内心急切盼望