花不迷人人自迷 — “One is captivated not by the inherent charm of something”
花不迷人人自迷 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “one is captivated not by the inherent charm of something”. But by one's own subjective feelings or projections. Literally, “Flowers don't enchant people, people enchant themselves”.
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What does 花不迷人人自迷 mean?
花不迷人人自迷 (huā bù mí rén rén zì mí) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “one is captivated not by the inherent charm of something”.
How do you pronounce 花不迷人人自迷?
花不迷人人自迷 is pronounced huā bù mí rén rén zì mí in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 花不迷人人自迷 literally mean?
Literally, 花不迷人人自迷 means “Flowers don't enchant people, people enchant themselves”. It is used to mean “one is captivated not by the inherent charm of something”.
What is the Chinese definition of 花不迷人人自迷?
花不会去迷人，因人喜欢而美丽。指人对某事倾注了感情色彩