in at one ear and out the other(mǎ ěr chūn fēng)
in at one ear and out the other
Ma er Chun Feng is a Chinese idiom. Its pinyin is m ǎěū NF ē ng, which means to refer to taking other people's words as the wind in the ear. From the lamp of the valley.
The origin of Idioms
Yuan Haowen's poem "Gu shengdeng" says: "the world has been discussing what is the right way, and we should pay for it before the spring breeze."
Idiom usage
Take other people's words as the wind in the ear.
Chinese PinYin : mǎ ěr chūn fēng
in at one ear and out the other
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