蔽聪塞明 — “To block one's ears and cover one's eyes”
蔽聪塞明 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to block one's ears and cover one's eyes”. To be willfully ignorant or oblivious to objective facts or the surrounding reality. Literally, “Block ears and cover eyes”.
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面对周围的批评和建议，他总是蔽聪塞明，不愿听取任何意见。
Faced with criticism and suggestions from others, he always blocked his ears and covered his eyes, unwilling to listen to any opinions.
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What does 蔽聪塞明 mean?
蔽聪塞明 (bì cōng sè míng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to block one's ears and cover one's eyes”.
How do you pronounce 蔽聪塞明?
蔽聪塞明 is pronounced bì cōng sè míng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 蔽聪塞明 literally mean?
Literally, 蔽聪塞明 means “Block ears and cover eyes”. It is used to mean “to block one's ears and cover one's eyes”.
What is the Chinese definition of 蔽聪塞明?
蔽：遮；聪：听觉灵敏；明：香得清楚。掩住耳朵，挡住眼睛。比喻对客观事物不闻不问。