All eyes are foolish

All eyes are foolish

Flesh eyes and foolish eyebrows are metaphors of shallow knowledge. In Yuan Dynasty, Gao Wenxiu's "Black Whirlwind", the third fold: "it's hard to deceive the truth of heaven, but it's hard to be ignorant of people's heart. He's so stupid that he can't recognize a Black Whirlwind father who dares to come."

Idiom explanation

Pronunciation: R ò uy ǎ NY ú m é i.

Idioms and allusions

Source: yuan · Gao Wenxiu's "Black Whirlwind" the third fold: "it's hard to deceive the truth of heaven, how ignorant people's hearts are, then he's so stupid that he can't recognize a Black Whirlwind father who dares to come."

Discrimination of words

Example: the scenery is wonderful, scholars and women are all together, and the streets are full of tourists. Most of them come here. (Ling Mengchu, Ming Dynasty, Volume 40) usage: combined; predicate; metaphor: never seen the world