All eyes are foolish(ròu yǎn yú méi)

All eyes are foolish

Flesh eyes and foolish eyebrows are metaphors of shallow knowledge. In Yuan Dynasty, Gao Wenxiu's "Black Whirlwind", the third fold: "it's hard to deceive the truth of heaven, but it's hard to be ignorant of people's heart. He's so stupid that he can't recognize a Black Whirlwind father who dares to come."

Idiom explanation

Pronunciation: R ò uy ǎ NY ú m é i.

Idioms and allusions

Source: yuan · Gao Wenxiu's "Black Whirlwind" the third fold: "it's hard to deceive the truth of heaven, how ignorant people's hearts are, then he's so stupid that he can't recognize a Black Whirlwind father who dares to come."

Discrimination of words

Example: the scenery is wonderful, scholars and women are all together, and the streets are full of tourists. Most of them come here. (Ling Mengchu, Ming Dynasty, Volume 40) usage: combined; predicate; metaphor: never seen the world

Chinese PinYin : ròu yǎn yú méi