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Open the tool →匪夷匪惠 (fěi yí fěi huì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes someone who lacks both the integrity of Bo Yi and the benevolence of Liu Xia Hui; implying a person of low moral character and limited ability, yet attempting to lead or manage”.
匪夷匪惠 is pronounced fěi yí fěi huì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 匪夷匪惠 means “Neither Bo Yi nor Liu Xia Hui”. It is used to mean “describes someone who lacks both the integrity of Bo Yi and the benevolence of Liu Xia Hui; implying a person of low moral character and limited ability, yet attempting to lead or manage”.
夷:殷末周初的伯夷;惠:春秋时鲁国的柳下惠。既不是伯夷,又不是柳下惠;不具备这两位贤人的品德。形容才德不高而又驾驭的人。