What does it mean to say that a person is a peacock?

To say peacock means that this person is narcissistic and romantic.

This is a two-part allegorical saying that peacocks come from pride like peacocks-self-love. Proud as a peacock is often a mother peacock. For courtship, when peacocks are in estrus, male peacocks usually try their best to show their strength and beauty.

This is related to the innate habits of peacocks. When the peacock thinks that he sees something more beautiful than himself, he will open his screen and show his most beautiful side to compare with him, but other things have no meaning of comparison with him, so he is proud as a peacock and full of love.

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Idioms describing peacocks:

First of all, romance

Interpretation: I think or imagine that I am the only thrill of others.

Source: Wang Shuo's "Surface": "Don't always flatter yourself, thinking that I can't bear to part with you."

Second, pretentious.

Interpretation: I think I am great. I think I am better than others.

Source: Qing Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio Yang Dahong: "Mr. Yang Dahong was a famous Confucian in his childhood and pretentious."

Mr. Yang's name is Dahong. When he was young, he was a famous Confucian scholar and thought he was great.