My eyes and my heart
The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is m ù Ti ǎ ox ī NY ǔ, which means that the eyes convey feelings and the heart agrees. It comes from seven hair by Mei Cheng of Han Dynasty.
Idioms and allusions
[source] in Meicheng's Qifa of Han Dynasty, "Shi Xianshi, Zheng Shu, Yang Wen, Duan Gan, Wu WA, Lu Luo, Fu Yuzhi, with their train hanging down, their eyes graceful and their hearts harmonious."
Discrimination of words
Usage is the predicate; used between men and women
My eyes and my heart
track down sb . by following clues - shùn màn mō guā