







狗头军师 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a person who is keen on offering advice, but their suggestions are often poor or ill-conceived; also refers to someone who specializes in giving bad or villainous counsel”. Literally, “dog-headed strategist”.

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Open the tool →狗头军师 (gǒu tóu jūn shī) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a person who is keen on offering advice, but their suggestions are often poor or ill-conceived; also refers to someone who specializes in giving bad or villainous counsel”.
狗头军师 is pronounced gǒu tóu jūn shī in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 狗头军师 means “dog-headed strategist”. It is used to mean “a person who is keen on offering advice, but their suggestions are often poor or ill-conceived; also refers to someone who specializes in giving bad or villainous counsel”.
比喻爱给人出主意而主意又不高明的人。也比喻专门出坏主意的人。