装疯总比装逼好
[zhuāng fēng zŏng bĭ zhuāng bī hăo]
Translated literally, this phrase means 'acting crazy is better than showing off', but carries more social and emotional weight in context. In the fast-paced society, there's an implicit pressure on people to maintain certain social statuses, where some might choose 'madness' over pretentious boasting as a way of expressing one's genuine nature while rejecting artificiality.