Bewildered

Bewildered

Confused, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is m ù Lu à NJ ī NGM í, which means dazzled and confused. It is amazing to describe the complex or strange and changeable scenes. From Luoyang Jialan Ji jingle Temple

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Dazzled and confused. It is amazing to describe the complex or strange and changeable scenes.

source

Yang xuanzhi's "Luoyang Jialan Ji · jingle Temple" in the Northern Wei Dynasty: "heresy is always among them. If you peel a donkey and throw it into a well, plant dates and melons, you can eat them in an instant. Scholars and women are obsessed. " Fine, one for the "eye.".

Examples

Yang xuanzhi's "Luoyang Jialan Ji · jingle Temple" in the Northern Wei Dynasty: "heresy is always among them. If you peel a donkey and throw it into a well, plant dates and melons, you can eat them in an instant. Scholars and women are obsessed. " Fine, one for the "eye.".

Discrimination of words

Eye confusion

usage

It refers to people's views on things