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I'm not sure

The Chinese idiom of "Di Mo Mi Mu" is B ō K ā NGM ǐ m ù in pinyin, which means to spread chaff to attract eyes. It is a metaphor of being blinded by external things and losing direction.

Idiom explanation

Spread chaff to attract eyes. It is a metaphor of being blinded by external things and losing direction.

Idioms and allusions

It comes from Zhuangzi's Tianyun: "if a man's eyes are narrowed, heaven and earth will change places."

Discrimination of words

There are so many people who take evil as beauty. What's the point of advocating it? According to the legend, "if you go to heaven, heaven and earth will change places." I tasted it three times and felt sad. song · Qin Guan's the biography of the advocate