I'm very handsome

I'm very handsome

As a Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is Xi ā C ù Ji é Shu à I, which means it is a classic practice with noble morality and moral integrity. From the supplement to the history of the Tang Dynasty.

The idiom comes from: Ren Dijian was a judge of the Tiande army in the Tang Dynasty. At a military banquet on one day, military officials mistakenly drank Dijian with vinegar. Li Jing, an envoy of the army, was a little violent. He was afraid of offending military officials. He drank it and vomited blood. All the people in the army wept. And King slightly death, the army please to give priority to, officials to easy to set Jiedushi, when people call for gavinegar Festival. See Li Zhao's supplement to the history of Tang Dynasty.