狐狸未成精依然还是骚
[hú lí wèi chéng jīng yī rán hái shì sāo]
'Even though the fox hasn't become a spirit, it's still seductive.' Here, 'foxes’ symbolize flirtatious or sly individuals, especially in East Asian cultures. The phrase humorously implies someone remains charming regardless of not yet reaching maturity or full ability.