Mentally ill(zhì hūn shū mài)

Mentally ill

Zhi ì h ū NSH ū m à I: refers to the inability of intelligence to recognize bean wheat, and describes ignorance. It comes from Liang xiaobiao's debate on fate in the Southern Dynasty.

Idiom explanation

Pinyin: zh ì h ū NSH ū m à i. Describe ignorance.

Idioms and allusions

Source: Liang xiaobiao's debate on fate in the Southern Dynasty: "the morning of the morning is the end of the show, and the tortoise and crane are thousands of years old. If you hear the words, you will be confused, and you will be able to distinguish between gods. " Examples: Pei rangzhi, Zhang Yanzhi The author of the book only wrote "northern history" to make up for the number of volumes, but not to check his ancestors. Qian Daxin, Qing Dynasty: a study of 22 histories

Analysis of Idioms

As a predicate or attributive; used in written language antonym: brilliant intelligence

Chinese PinYin : zhì hūn shū mài