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Open the tool →穿靴戴帽 (chuān xuē dài mào) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to add conventional or formulaic introductory and concluding remarks to a piece of writing or speech, often making it sound rigid or unoriginal”.
穿靴戴帽 is pronounced chuān xuē dài mào in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 穿靴戴帽 means “wear boots and wear a hat”. It is used to mean “to add conventional or formulaic introductory and concluding remarks to a piece of writing or speech, often making it sound rigid or unoriginal”.
穿着衣服鞋帽的方式或习惯。比喻在写文章或讲话的前后硬加进一些例行的政治说教