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Fokouyixin
　　Explanation: Buddha's mouth, the snake's heart. Although the analogy would be nice, extremely vicious heart.
　　Usage: Joint type; as Complement, attributive; metaphor mouth sweet poison
　　Source: Puji Song Interpretation "Wu Deng Hui Yuan," Buddha was born twenty volumes, robbery homicide, founder of the West, the hair _set_ on fire, old good mentor mouth of the snake heart of the Buddha, the world Naseng cage from the vote threshold. "
　　Examples: Although I look ugly, but it is good heart, not like you to. ★ Cai Qing Qian, "said Yue Fei," Seventy-back
No. 2
　　Metaphor uttered fine words, heart Quefei teeth poisoning.
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No. 3
　　Analogy mouth honey poisoning. Ming Mei Dingzuo "Yu He recorded Burning Amendment": "[net b] Master not to criticize, moving the Chen Xin, to white boa miles. ﹝ ﹞ good old two Buddha mouth snake heart." "Story of Yue Fei "70th back:" Fengseng heard, shortcut: 'While I look ugly, mind is good, unlike your mouth snake Buddha mind'. "
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No. 4
　　拼 音 fó kǒu shé xīn
　　同义词 口蜜腹剑 佛心蛇口
　　反义词 无
　　释 义 比喻话虽说得好听，心肠却极狠毒
　　出 处 宋·释普济《五灯会元》卷二十：“诸佛出世，打劫杀人，祖师西来，吹风放火，古今善知识佛口蛇心，天下衲僧自投笼槛。”
　　示 例 清·钱彩《说岳全传》第七十回：“我面貌虽丑，心地却是善良，不似你～。”
　　语 法 联合式；作补语、定语。
成语词典
　　成语名称 佛口蛇心 汉语拼音 fó kǒu shé xīn 成语释义 佛的嘴巴，蛇的心肠。比喻话虽说得好听，心肠却极狠毒。 成语出处 宋·释普济《五灯会元》卷二十：“诸佛出世，打劫杀人，祖师西来，吹风放火，古今善知识佛口蛇心，天下衲僧自投笼槛。” 使用例句 我面貌虽丑，心地却是善良，不似你佛口蛇心。
　　★清·钱彩《说岳全传》第七十回
佛教百科
　　【佛口蛇心】　　出自禅宗公案。意谓口头上搬弄经中言句，而其心则僭曲。《五灯会元·净慈昙密禅师》：“诸佛出世，打劫杀人，祖师西来，吹风放火，古今善知识，佛口蛇心，天下衲僧自投笼槛。”这个公案，好像是在呵佛骂祖，痛斥善知识，其实不然，不能从字面上来理解这几句话。中国禅宗的修持是顿悟法门，不立文字。他们主张以心传心，心心相印，直指明心，见性成佛。佛口蛇心后用以比喻口蜜腹剑、嘴上说得好听，心地极其狠毒的人。明·梅鼎祚《玉合记·焚修》中有“好两个佛口舌心”一语。亦作“蛇心佛口”。如明·王玉峰《焚香记·构祸》：“王魁你恶狠狠蛇心佛口，我便到黄泉，也须把你这歹魂儿勾。”（无名氏）
Thesaurus
feline amenity ties, maleficent; harbour concealed intentions; prod sly; with hidden intent, Do not have lung intestine, have evil intentions, In addition to The Figure, Do not have a heart, Do not have a heart and liver, entertain dark schemes; with a guilty conscience with misgivings in one's heart, cry with one eye and laugh with the other, sidle up to sb., to harbor evil intentions
Antonym
as deep as a well be carried away, above one's bend, in proud array, far and away Fangfang, heart Desire it, Mind relaxation be carried away, To the Tour in mind, to entertain candor, soft-heart and unable to turn down others' requests, feel excited; let one's thought fly to, helplessness, lament one's littleness before the vast ocean -bemoan one's inadequacy in the face of a great task, gaze anxiously till one's eyes are overstrained, look forward with impatient expectancy, long-cherished, Upright, most welcome, (as) open as the day, buddha heart, burn incense and pray to the gods