







狂吟老监 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a wild and uninhibited poet”. Especially one known for a passionate and unrestrained style, referencing He Zhizhang, a Tang Dynasty poet known for his bohemian spirit. Literally, “Wild-chanting Old Supervisor”.

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Open the tool →狂吟老监 (kuáng yín lǎo jiān) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a wild and uninhibited poet”.
狂吟老监 is pronounced kuáng yín lǎo jiān in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 狂吟老监 means “Wild-chanting Old Supervisor”. It is used to mean “a wild and uninhibited poet”.
狂:纵情放荡。唐代诗人贺知章的外号。借指狂放的诗人