The blind man’s blind four-character idiom

1. Four-character idioms with blind characters

1. Nonsense xiā shuō bā dào means talking nonsense without basis or reason, meaning making up nonsense.

2. Talk nonsense xiā shuō bái dào means talking nonsense without basis or reason, meaning making up nonsense. 3. The blind man breaks the plaque xiā zǐ duàn biǎn means that a blind person randomly judges the words on the plaque.

It means that everyone talks about their own opinions and cannot draw correct conclusions. Chapter 2, Section 10, of Guo Shaoyu's "History of Chinese Literary Criticism": "Therefore, there are four schools of poetry: Qi, Lu, Han, and Mao, and the theory of the four schools is like a blind man breaking off a plaque, each has its own place. The result is similar to that of "Waiden"."

4. The blind man fishes xiā zi mō yú means to act blindly and lack investigation and research. 5. Blind man blind horse máng rén xiā mǎ means a blind man riding a blind horse.

A metaphor for blind action, the consequences are very dangerous. 6. Black light blind fire hēi dēng xiā huǒ explanation describes darkness without light.

7. Blind and deaf yǎn xiā ěr lóng is a metaphor for not understanding the surrounding situation at all. Scene 8 of the Peking Opera "Plain War": "The Japanese are blind and deaf, so they rely on traitors to serve as crutches for him."

8. Deaf, eye, and blind ěr lóng yǎn xiā means that he was suddenly violently assaulted * And the ears become deaf and the eyes become blind. 9. The blind man touches the elephant xiā zǐ mō xiàng. The explanation is a metaphor for having a partial understanding of things and not making a judgment on the overall situation.

10. Blind Horse Linchi xiā mǎ lín chí explains that a blind man rides a blind horse. A metaphor for blind action, the consequences are very dangerous.

11. Blind lamp extinguishes fire xiā dēng miè huǒ Explanation: It describes the darkness of the night or the absence of any light. "The Ballad of the Nian Army·Listen to Lao Maozi to clear the troops": "It's cloudy, rainy and windy, the lights are blind and the fire is out, the house is empty, my daughter-in-law is sitting in the cowshed, listening to Lao Maozi to clear the troops."

Also As "a blind light and a black fire". "People's Daily" January 17, 1976: "The village troupe is about to start a performance. It is difficult to walk with blind lights and black fire when the show is over. The road has to be widened!" 12. Blind lights and black fire xiā dēng hēi huǒ is explained in "Blind The lamp puts out the fire.”

2. The idioms about riding a horse and being blind are:

1. Blind man blind horse máng rén xiā mǎ explains a blind man riding a blind horse. It is a metaphor for blind action, and the consequences are very dangerous. Source: "Shi Shuo Xin" by Liu Yiqing of the Southern Dynasties and Song Dynasty "Yu·Pai Tiao": "A blind man rides a blind horse, facing a deep pool at midnight." Structural conjunction. Usage has a derogatory meaning. Generally used as object, attributive, and adverbial. Pronunciation-blind; cannot be read as "wánɡ". Shame-discriminating blindness; cannot write "蓓". An analysis of the synonyms of "walking on the ice and facing the abyss" and "walking on the ice and facing the deep" ~ means being in danger due to bumping and trespassing; or due to unknown circumstances; being in a difficult situation; "walking on the ice and facing the abyss" means being alert and careful because of the difficult and dangerous situation The meaning of caution. Example: When I first arrived in Guangzhou, I had no experience and no one to rely on. It was really ~. English translation: rushing headlong to disaster. Idiom story: Gu Kaizhi, a writer of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, visited Yin Zhongkan's home. Hengwen's son Hengxuan Also, the three people were happy to draw lots and play word games. Regarding the word "danger", they said: "The spearhead is leaning against the rice and the sword head is cooking", "The centenarian old man is climbing on the dead branch", "The baby is lying on the windlass in the well", and others said "The blind man rides the blind man". The one-eyed Yin Zhongkan was very displeased. 2. A blind man rides a blind horse máng rén qí xiā mǎ. It explains that a blind man rides a blind horse. It describes that it is very dangerous to rush around indiscriminately. Source: Liu Yiqing, Southern Dynasty·Song Dynasty "Shishuo Xinyu·Pai Diao": "Huannan County and Yin Jingzhou language times, because *** made a language... it was rewritten as a dangerous language. Huan said: 'The spearhead is used to cook with rice and the sword head.' Yin said: 'A hundred An old man climbed on a dead branch. 'Gu said: 'A baby is lying on the windlass of a well.' A soldier from the Yin Dynasty was sitting on a cloud: 'A blind man rides a blind horse, approaching a deep pool in the middle of the night.'" The subject-predicate form of structure is used as object and attributive; it refers to a very dangerous situation. Synonyms: blind man, blind horse, example sentence: But you guys, if the matter of almost joining the New Party were to be told as you said, wouldn't it be~ that walking into the deep pool in the middle of the night would be considered a risk for him? "Cold Eye View" Chapter 17 English Translation a blind man on a blind horse (rushing headlong to disaster) Idiom story Eastern Jin Dynasty writer Gu Kaizhi visited Yin Zhongkan's home. Hengwen's son Hengxuan was also there. The three of them happily drew lots and played words. In the game, they said about the word "danger": "The spearhead is cooking with rice and sword head", "A hundred-year-old man is climbing on a dead branch", "A baby is lying on the windlass in a well", others say "A blind man rides a blind horse, and he is in a deep pool in the middle of the night", one-eyed Yin Zhongkan was very unhappy. 3. Four-character idioms about blindness

Four-character idioms about blindness

A group of blind people touch an elephant,

Blind eyes have no beads,

Blind words,

Blind optimism,

Blindness,

Blind people, blind horses,

Having eyes is like being blind,

The blind man holds the candle,

The blind man is blinded by the storm,

The blind wind obscures the rain,

The blind man gains Mirror,