The tongue is full of glare
It's an idiom to stare at others, and its pinyin is m ù D è ngsh é Qi á ng, which describes being stunned by surprise or fear.
Shi Yi describes the appearance of being stunned or frightened. The same as "dumbfounded". it comes from the Song Dynasty Chen Liang's "all sacrifices to pan Yong He Wen": "Russia takes one of his peers and makes him go back to the emperor and look around, but his eyes are staring at him and he doesn't know what to do."
The tongue is full of glare
The sky is high and the day is far away - tiān gāo rì yuǎn
not feel ashamed to ask and learn from one 's subordinates - bù chǐ xià wèn
produce clouds with one turn of the hand and rain with another - fù yǔ fān yún
drain the pond to get all the fish - hé zé ér yú
advantageous to both public and private interest - gōng sī liǎng biàn
unable to profit from what one has read - tú dú fù shū
obey commands and observe instructions - fèng lìng chéng jiào
painted beams and carved pillars - huà liáng diāo dòng