Fish with eyes(yú mù hùn zhū)

Fish with eyes

The Chinese idiom, y ú m ù h ù nzhen ē n, means to take fish eyes as pearls. It's like pretending to be real. It's from Hua Yue Chen.

Idiom explanation

Adulterate: to adulterate.

source

He said that you are a fish eye mongrel. You should punish him for drinking. ——"Traces of the moon"

give an example

Li Bai of Tang Dynasty wrote a song to send Cen Zhengjun: "the dragonfly mocks the dragon, the fish and the eyes are precious." One is "fish eyes mingle with fish".

Chinese PinYin : yú mù hùn zhū