Idiom definition:
This idiom means insincere and perfunctory to people; Generally, it is used as predicate, object and attribute in sentences.
Allusions mean:
Don't pretend to be a snake, be sincere to people, or your friends will run away like Ji Xian in the story.
Idiom origin:
Don't pretend to be a snake, be sincere to people, or your friends will run away like Ji Xian in the story. Later generations refined the idiom "fake snake".
Related sentences:
1, no, I am really depressed by the inexplicable vanity and insincerity of everyone in the world.
2. They are more difficult to deal with than ignorant children or self-righteous young people, because you should be polite and pretend to be a snake.
They have to do dirty work by themselves and make empty promises to those treacherous officials in order to get a chance to be loyal to the country, so as not to startle them and make enemies on all sides, thus being envied and framed by them.
In some social occasions, all the participants are pretending to deal with each other, which is really annoying.
The reason is probably that Yuan Ming and Yan Yanzhi, though pretending, may look down on them in their hearts.
6. Lao Wang, an honest man, really didn't like these people and didn't want to pretend with them anymore, so he left.
7. We should not only use the language imposed by the colonists as the medium of expression, but also adhere to the national position that exists in flesh and blood. In addition to pretending to be a snake, writers have to write some red tape. An important literary strategy is to shift the focus of narrative to the life of folk nationalities.
8. It is precisely because of this that there have been boasting, pretending and lying in this respect.
If the speaker is not as knowledgeable as we are, we will listen with a grain of salt.
10, while making empty promises with the enemy, he is ready to launch a surprise attack from the enemy's rear.