scratch one's head

scratch one's head

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Scratching ears and gills, Chinese vocabulary.

Pinyin: Zhu ě RS ā OS ā I

Explanation: it is used to describe anxiety, depression and the appearance of being unable to find a way when angry. It also describes being too happy to know what to do.

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scratch one's head

Pinyin

zhuāěrsāosāi

Citation explanation

It's used to describe being anxious, depressed and unable to find a way out when angry. It also describes being too happy to know what to do.

The 35th chapter of Jing Hua Yuan written by Li Ruzhen in Qing Dynasty: "Duo Jiu is just:" the giver said: because the princess entered the palace today, my uncle sent this gift to prepare the princess to reward the palace people. Isn't it for brother Lin? " After hearing this, Tang Ao just scratched his ears and gills

A brief history of civilization by Li Baojia in the Qing Dynasty Chapter 51: where has Rao Hongsheng ever seen such a state? He was so glad that he scratched his ears and gills.

Chapter 19 of Li Baojia's Officialdom: later, Liu dayuzi's Tongtong told him that he was so anxious that he had no way to go.