Full of pride

Full of pride

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Q ì D é zh ì m ǎ n, which means complacency and contentment. It comes from the preface to Jingtan poems by Han Yu of Tang Dynasty.

explain

To describe the appearance of complacency and contentment.

source

Han Yu's preface to Jingtan poems of singing harmony in Tang Dynasty: "it's the work of this article. It's always made in the grass. If it's a noble prince, it's full of ambition. If it's not a good performance, it's hard to think that."

usage

Combined idioms are used as predicate, attribute and adverbial