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Open the tool →老奸巨滑 (lǎo jiān jù huá) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes an individual who is deeply experienced in worldly affairs, often through cunning and deceitful means, and is exceedingly treacherous and sly in their actions; a wily old fox”.
老奸巨滑 is pronounced lǎo jiān jù huá in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 老奸巨滑 means “Old, greatly treacherous and slippery”. It is used to mean “describes an individual who is deeply experienced in worldly affairs, often through cunning and deceitful means, and is exceedingly treacherous and sly in their actions; a wily old fox”.
奸:奸诈;滑:狡猾。形容世故深而手段极其奸诈狡猾的人。