“衣冠禽兽”是一个含有贬义的成语,出自明代陈汝元《金莲记·构衅》:“人人骂我做衣冠禽兽,个个识我是文物穿窬。”常用来指道德败坏的人,说他们徒有人的外表,行为却如同禽兽。“衣冠禽兽”一词源于明代官员的服饰。明代官员的服饰规定:文官官服绣禽,武将官服绘兽。文官一品绯袍,绣仙鹤;二品绯袍,绣锦鸡;三品绯袍,绣孔雀;四品绯袍,绣云雁;五品 “Clothing animal ” is a derogatory idiom, from the Ming Dynasty Chen Ruyuan “Golden Lotus structure provocation”: “everyone accused me of beasts and beasts, all I know is the cultural relics.” , Said that they only have the appearance of others, acts like animals. The word “clothing animal” from the Ming Dynasty official costumes. Apparel officials of the Ming Dynasty regulations: civil service officials embroidered poultry, military uniform painted animals. A civilian crimson robe, embroidered crane; two products Fei robe, embroidered golden pheasant; three products Fei robe, embroidered peacock; four products Fei robe, embroidered Yun Yan; five products