Catch sparrow with closed eyes(bì sè yǎn jīng zhuō má què)

Catch sparrow with closed eyes

Catching sparrow with closed eyes is a Chinese word, which means doing things blindly without any purpose.

Pronunciation: B ì s è y ǎ NJ ī ngzhu ō m á Qu è. [source] Mao Zedong's "transforming our learning" II: "blind eye catching sparrow", "blind man fishing", careless, boasting, satisfied with a little knowledge, this extremely bad style, this style of work that completely violates the basic spirit of Marxism Leninism, still exists among many comrades of our party. " As a result, the sparrows often fail to catch them and even break their heads. Zhou Libo's the first part of the storm is a complex sentence, which is used as an object and a clause. It has a derogatory meaning. It means doing things blindly and aimlessly

Chinese PinYin : bì sè yǎn jīng zhuō má què