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Open the tool →吹毛利刃 (chuī máo lì rèn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describing a blade so exceedingly sharp that it can cut a strand of hair if one blows it onto the edge; razor-sharp”.
吹毛利刃 is pronounced chuī máo lì rèn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 吹毛利刃 means “Blow hair, keen edge”. It is used to mean “describing a blade so exceedingly sharp that it can cut a strand of hair if one blows it onto the edge; razor-sharp”.
将毛、发置于刀或剑刃上,用力一吹即可削断毛发。形容刀剑极为锋利。