







鬼迷心窍 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be obsessed or infatuated to the point of losing one's sound judgment; to be completely deluded or bewildered, leading to irrational actions”. Literally, “Ghosts bewilder the mind's orifices”.

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Open the tool →鬼迷心窍 (guǐ mí xīn qiào) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be obsessed or infatuated to the point of losing one's sound judgment; to be completely deluded or bewildered, leading to irrational actions”.
鬼迷心窍 is pronounced guǐ mí xīn qiào in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 鬼迷心窍 means “Ghosts bewilder the mind's orifices”. It is used to mean “to be obsessed or infatuated to the point of losing one's sound judgment; to be completely deluded or bewildered, leading to irrational actions”.
鬼怪迷惑住心窍。指对问题认识不清。