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见骥一毛 is pronounced jiàn jì yī máo in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 见骥一毛 means “see a hair of a splendid steed”. It is used to mean “to see only a small part of a whole, thus having an incomplete understanding; to focus on a minor detail and miss the bigger picture”.
骥:千里马。只看见千里马身上的一根毛。比喻只了解事物的局部