To cringe one's teeth

To cringe one's teeth

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is j í Q ū á oy á, which means that the characters are obscure and difficult to understand. From Jin Xue Jie.

Idiom explanation

Interrogation: the same as "Jiqu", twists and turns, extended to be not smooth; awkwardness: it is difficult to read. The adjectives are obscure and difficult to understand.

The origin of Idioms

Han Yu's Jin Xue Jie in Tang Dynasty: "Zhou Gao Yin pan, Ji Qiaoya."

Idiom usage

However, when it came to later generations, this kind of Mandarin or Putonghua became an ancient Chinese. Zhu Ziqing's Shangshu No.3