Avoiding cold and appendicitis
As a Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is B ì Li á NGF ù y á n, which means to alienate and avoid the powerless and cling to the powerful. From "Yongchuang sketch".
The origin of Idioms
Zhu Guozhen's Yongchuang Xiaopin of Ming Dynasty: "mother, villain also, avoids the cold and Fu Yan, and its sexual cruelty."
Idiom usage
He is snobbish.
Chinese PinYin : bì liáng fù yán
Avoiding cold and appendicitis
to have a fancy for prostitutes. rě cǎo zhān huā
Curved eyebrows and plump cheeks. qǔ méi fēng jiá
feel faint and vision blurred. mù xuàn tóu yūn
Public talent and public expectation. gōng cái gōng wàng
The fur of a thousand gold is not the armpit of a fox. qiān jīn zhī qiú,fēi yī hú zhī yè
To live beyond the common customs. yí shì yuè sú
The trace of the dog and the fox. quǎn jì hú zōng