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Open the tool →唾玉钩银 (tuò yù gōu yín) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes someone's calligraphy as vigorous and powerful like a silver hook, and their discourse as brilliant and elegant like jade; signifying exceptional talent in both writing and eloquence”.
唾玉钩银 is pronounced tuò yù gōu yín in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 唾玉钩银 means “Spit jade, hook silver”. It is used to mean “describes someone's calligraphy as vigorous and powerful like a silver hook, and their discourse as brilliant and elegant like jade; signifying exceptional talent in both writing and eloquence”.
形容书法像银沟一样刚劲有力,言谈像美玉一样华丽