on the basis of one-sided viewpoint

on the basis of one-sided viewpoint

If we don't do in-depth investigation and research, we'll make jokes about blind people talking about elephants

[idiom story] according to the ancient Buddhist scriptures, there are several blind people who touch the elephant. One blind man touches the elephant's leg and says that the elephant is like a stick, one touches the elephant's ear and says that the elephant is like a fan, and one touches the elephant's tail and says that it is like a rope. Because what they touch is part of the elephant and they don't see the whole image of the elephant

interpretation

Idiom: the blind speak like; Pinyin: m á NgR é nshu ō Xi à ng. Source: in the book of Yuan Tongfu's poems written by Huang Zhen of the Yuan Dynasty, it is said that "my friends are busy and follow the common customs. They are far away from my husband, and they want to impose comments, just as the blind say an elephant." [Tongyun CI] heaven on earth, looking around, never forgetting, from bottom to top, food must be eaten, not yield to an inch of land, rely on a few sticks, simple and straightforward, high expectations, heartfelt, etc. [example] without in-depth investigation and research, there will be jokes about blind people talking about elephants. The blind touch the elephant

antonym

have a keen insight into matters

English translation

drawaconclusionfromincompletedata

Idiom information

Idiom explanation: use metaphor to see the whole. Idiom examples: without in-depth investigation and research, we will make a joke about the blind. The degree of common use: common emotional color: derogatory words, grammatical usage: as objects and attributives; refer to the problem and generalize the whole. Idiom structure: the time when the subject predicate type came into being: ancient times