



冥行擿埴 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to grope for knowledge or understanding without a clear method or guidance, exploring blindly in the dark, much like a blind person tapping the ground with a stick at night”. Literally, “Walking blindly, tapping the ground”.

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Open the tool →冥行擿埴 (míng xíng zhì zhí) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to grope for knowledge or understanding without a clear method or guidance, exploring blindly in the dark, much like a blind person tapping the ground with a stick at night”.
冥行擿埴 is pronounced míng xíng zhì zhí in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 冥行擿埴 means “Walking blindly, tapping the ground”. It is used to mean “to grope for knowledge or understanding without a clear method or guidance, exploring blindly in the dark, much like a blind person tapping the ground with a stick at night”.
冥:昏暗;冥行:夜间行路;擿:点;埴:地。夜间摸黑走路,如同盲人拿着手杖点地而行。比喻研求学问,不识门径,暗中探索。