Answer: B Analysis: 伪君子 (Wěijūnzǐ): hypocrite; Sunday saint; Tartuffe.
老好人 (Lǎohǎorén): good old chap; one who tries never to offend anybody.
笑面虎 (Xiàomiànhǔ): smiling tiger; tiger with smiling face; wolf in sheep’s clothing.
Because “老好人 (lǎohǎorén)” does not refer to someone who is hiding his true feelings, the answer is B.…
There is a Chinese character that is used in many phrases. To me it is particularly beautiful, and Chinese it is particularly popular to use. And that character is ”虎 (hǔ) tiger.” (What does “母老虎” mean in China?)
There are many phrases that use this character, but one that is the most interesting of them all that we use here in China is used to describe someone who may appear to be a very nice person, but who is actually ready to strike, attack or threaten you, just like a tiger, at any moment.…
