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Two leaves cover one's eyes

Time: 2022-01-31 02:39:22 Author: ChinaWiki.net

The Chinese idiom Li ǎ ngy è y ǎ nm ù means to be blinded and unable to distinguish things. It comes from Liu Zhou's Liu Zi Xin Lun zhuanxue in the Northern Qi Dynasty.

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Liu Zhou's "Liu Zi Xin Lun zhuanxue" in the Northern Qi Dynasty: "if you cover your eyes with two leaves, you will not see; if you fill your ears with two pearls, you will not hear."

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