Face like a shoe

Face like a shoe

Face like a boot, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is mi à ns à Xu à P í, meaning that the skin on the face is like a boot. A wrinkled face.

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Ouyang Xiu of Song Dynasty, Volume 2 of Guitian Lu: "Tian Yuan is a generous elder. He is in Santong, and he is tired of asking for help. Although he can't do it, he doesn't want to refuse it. Every time he smiles at it, he says:" I've been an envoy of Santong for several years, and I've been smiling like a boot. "

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Ouyang Xiu of Song Dynasty, Volume 2 of Guitian Lu: "Tian Yuan is a generous elder. He is in Santong, and he is tired of asking for help. Although he can't do it, he doesn't want to refuse it. Every time he smiles at it, he says:" I've been an envoy of Santong for several years, and I've been smiling like a boot. "