







鲍鱼之肆 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a place frequented by bad people or characterized by corrupting influences; a den of iniquity or undesirable environment”. Literally, “salted fish market; shop of salted fish”.

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Open the tool →鲍鱼之肆 (bào yú zhī sì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a place frequented by bad people or characterized by corrupting influences; a den of iniquity or undesirable environment”.
鲍鱼之肆 is pronounced bào yú zhī sì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 鲍鱼之肆 means “salted fish market; shop of salted fish”. It is used to mean “a place frequented by bad people or characterized by corrupting influences; a den of iniquity or undesirable environment”.
鲍:咸鱼;肆:店铺。卖咸鱼的店。比喻坏人成堆的地方。