Both idioms mean: flirt about a woman's appearance. Today, it generally refers to gossiping about people and things and finding fault in many ways.
All from: Guo Chengqing's "Knife" No.12: "They are pointing and judging."
We should all devote ourselves to the four modernizations. We shouldn't stand by and judge and wait and see.
Synonyms: gossip, comment, gossip, comment.
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1, review the first taste.
Pinyin: píng tóu pǐn zú
Meaning: originally refers to frivolous and boring comments on women's looks; Now it generally refers to finding fault with people and things and commenting casually.
Source: Huang Qing Xiao Pei's "Ma Bian" episode 4: "The whole spirit pays attention to prostitutes, so lascivious, so good, and the head is full of criticism, it is inevitable that a few poems will be produced."
Step 2 make irresponsible remarks
Pinyin: Shu not Shu sān dào sì.
Meaning: Describe irresponsible remarks.
Source: Qing Cui Hao's "Popular Laughter": "Don't learn from others and go to the enlightenment countryside to make irresponsible remarks."