狐狸未成精因为骚的轻
        
            [hú lí wèi chéng jīng yīn wéi sāo de qīng]
        
        
            Literally 'the fox hasn’t become a spirit because it’s lightly seductive.' In Chinese folklore, foxes can transform into spirits. Here, it humorously suggests a person is mildly flirtatious but not yet a full-fledged tempter.