filthy and contemptible

filthy and contemptible

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B ù ch ǐ y ú R é n, meaning can not be listed in human, refers to be looked down upon. From MengXiBiTan magazine.

The origin of Idioms

Shen Kuo of Song Dynasty wrote in MengXiBiTan magazine: "I think that scholars despise me and give up all my life."

Idiom usage

It means to be looked down upon. Example "xuzizhitongjian · song Ji · huizongzhenghe first year": "yanrenmazhi, a great family of Liao Dynasty, was an official of guangluqing, who was not inferior to others because of his dirty behavior and civil strife."

Analysis of Idioms

Worse than pigs or dogs, a worthless fellow is known to every family.