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Bitterness, a China idiom, pinyin is Ji ā n su ā n ké bó, which means to speak with thorns and treat people coldly.

The idiom comes from Chen Tuan's Heart to Heart in Song Dynasty: "A fool's words are sharp".

Usage of idioms: combination; As predicate and attribute; Refers to speaking with thorns and being cruel to people.

Example:

1. The first time in Shi Yukun's "Three Heroes and Five Righteousness" in Qing Dynasty: Mr. Bao Hai is mean and treacherous, but he married Li, which is also a bad heart.

2. Chapter 49 of Shi Yukun's "Three Heroes and Five Righteousness" in Qing Dynasty: The only one named Jiang still talks and is cynical. How can he be worthy of my Lao Zhao? "

3. Chapter 66 of Li Ruzhen's Jing Hua Yuan in the Qing Dynasty: Comply with my sister's misery, I won't tell, let him speak.

Idiom sentence-making

1. This millionaire is mean even to his wife and children.

2. A few days ago, Ke Yimin, who has always been sharp-tongued, as a judge of the "super hacker" global Chinese search for stars, once again aroused public anger because of his outrageous remarks.

3. The sharp dialogue and the wonderful embodiment of women's friendship and love make the play meaningful at the same time.

4. Philosophers cannot get married. Either mean or pretentious, basically no one can love his wife wholeheartedly, and the risk is too great.

That large number of fledgling new enterprises will have a hard time recruiting talents, because they all have millions of bank reserves.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-sulfuric acid