传人家蛇精脸能削梨
“That she has a snake-like face that can peel pears?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
传什么
“Says what?”
传 人家 蛇精脸 能削梨
“That she has a snake-like face that can peel pears?”
一口一个妖妃叫得掷地有声的 李兄难道看过人家
“You keep calling her "demonic consort" with such conviction. Li, have you actually seen her”
“Her chin is ridiculously pointed and fake, just like the rumors say.”
Originating from the villain in the classic Chinese animation Calabash Brothers, 'snake spirit face' has become modern internet slang mocking extreme V-shaped cosmetic surgery.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
an overly pointy chin or V-shaped face, resembling a snake spirit
A popular modern slang term mocking exaggerated cosmetic surgery or heavily altered selfies.
sharp enough to peel a pear
A humorous hyperbole used to emphasize how sharp, pointed, or unnaturally angular an object or chin is.
