Chou-Chou Terse Personality Type, MBTI
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ISTP (5w6)
Chou-Chou Terse personality type is ISTP, and the name Terse comes from a combination of the Chinese word in (which means "person") and the Japanese word tersu (which means "to speak quickly, to talk quickly"). It is a short, sweet, but not necessarily fun personality type, and in Chinese culture this type is often called "the person who talks too much".
Chinese language [ edit ]
Terse is a Chinese language term that means "to speak quickly, to talk quickly". As the name suggests, it is a short and sweet language. Because of the phrase's meaning, the word Terse is often used as a metaphor for something negative, such as an untrustworthy or devious person or business partner. The first recorded use of the term Terse in Chinese literature was in the poem "The Story of Wu Tzu-Hsiang" by Pu Lu-Yu (蒲羅瑜), which was written around 781 A.D. The poem contained the line "His lips are Terse, his words are clear" (言口自止, 言口千言).
Japanese language [ edit ]
