To walk in the dark(míng xíng zhì zhí)

To walk in the dark

It means walking in the dark between your fingers, just like a blind person walking on the ground with a cane. It refers to studying knowledge, not knowing the way, exploring in secret.

Interpretation: dark; dark travel: night travel; point; earth. Walking in the dark at night is like walking on the ground with a cane. It refers to studying knowledge, not knowing the way, exploring in secret. Yang Xiong's "Fa Yan · self cultivation" in Han Dynasty said, "if you want to make a point of it, you just do it in the dark." In the words of Mr. Shi Shi, scholars who read the notes of Confucian classics in Han Dynasty are like a dream, like a drunk, but not like ~. In Ruan Yuan's preface to the reading of Zhou Lihan in Qing Dynasty, it is used as the predicate, and it refers to the study of knowledge without knowing the way and exploring in secret

Chinese PinYin : míng xíng zhì zhí