be somewhat refined in one 's rough way
The Chinese idiom, pronounced C ū zh ō ngy ǒ UX ì, is used to describe a person who seems rude and casual when talking and doing things, but is actually prudent and careful. From journey to the West.
Analysis of Idioms
Antonym: carelessness
The origin of Idioms
The 55th chapter of Wu Chengen's journey to the West in Ming Dynasty: "when monk Sha heard about it, he snapped:" good! Good! Good! It's the rough with the subtle. It's true that we should be lenient when we are in a hurry. "
Idiom usage
In the romance of the Three Kingdoms, Zhang Fei is a great general.
be somewhat refined in one 's rough way
stand head and shoulders above others - hè chǔ jī qún
a refined pleasure of poetic minds - yǎ rén qīng zhì
never to yield an inch of ground - cùn tǔ bù ràng
scale the summit and face the water - dēng shān lín shuǐ
Look for words behind closed doors - bì mén mì jù