be confused(bìng wéi yī tán)

be confused

Pinyin is B ì NGW é iy ī t á n, which means to mix different things together and talk about them as the same thing.

source

Han Yu's pinghuai West stele in Tang Dynasty: "ten thousand mouths and Fu are the same." [example]: later generations can't study the twists and turns in CI carefully, so they can get together to make up for them. Jian Cun Zhai on CI by Zhou Ji in Qing Dynasty

grammar

Verb object; predicate; derogatory

Chinese PinYin : bìng wéi yī tán