Idioms to describe people's lofty clothes.

I think I'm great. I think I'm better than others.

Source: "One Hundred Poems of Hu Tianlu Vulgarity" by Huaiyin in in Qing Dynasty: "A son-Lou County Shen, a novice, full of habits, pretentious, has the general intention of being too arrogant."

Translation of vernacular Chinese: There is a man named Shentong in Louxian County, who is only twenty years old. He is good at posting, thinks he is unusual, and has the spirit of being too arrogant and suddenly changing from a box to a rainbow.

2. Self-pity

Meaning: used to describe self-appreciation.

Source: Jin's "Two Poems of Luo Dao": "Stand looking at your hometown and feel sorry for yourself."

Vernacular translation: standing there looking back at my hometown, watching my own shadow and enjoying it alone.

Step 3 pretend to be lofty

Meaning: I think I am great.

Source: Qing Wu Ren Jian's "The Present Situation of Wonders Witnessed in Twenty Years": "Even laity still pretends to be lofty, and wealth is wealth."

Vernacular translation: I still think I am great there. On the other hand, rich people are amateurs.

4. Narcissism

Meaning: Appreciate yourself as a fragrant flower. Metaphor pretends to be lofty.

Source: Zhang Song Xiaoxiang "Nian Nujiao Crossing the Dongting": "Solitude and self-admiration, courage and snow."

Think of yourself as a fragrant flower and appreciate yourself. Your heart is as clean as ice and snow.

5. Be arrogant and despise things

Meaning: despise the world and look down on others. Also refers to arrogance.

Source: Huainan Customs Training: "Proud (proud) despises worldly things and does not pollute customs."

Nothing can defile the heart by despising the world and others.