Show off to meet the traitor

Show off to meet the traitor

It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is m à IQI à oy í ngji à n, which means to show off flattery, seduce people and engage in improper relations between men and women. It comes from Yuan Dynasty's Wumingshi's lianhuanji.

Idiom usage

How can Yan Poxi be willing to fall in love with Song Jiang when she is followed by Zhang xiaoyi'er, who shows great pity on her, and who shows off her beauty to meet the traitor?

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: adultery, adultery

The origin of Idioms

Yuan · anonymous's the second fold of the series: "I'm a kind-hearted Zhang Yan wine, you go in the future to sell and commit adultery, Chang Hao is Si Pang, Si Pang also."

Idiom explanation

It refers to showing off and seducing people and engaging in improper relationship between men and women. It's the same as "flirting".