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Open the tool →不瞽不聋 (bù gǔ bù lóng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be overly discerning or attentive to every detail and fault”.
不瞽不聋 is pronounced bù gǔ bù lóng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 不瞽不聋 means “not blind, not deaf”. It is used to mean “to be overly discerning or attentive to every detail and fault”.
意为不故作痴呆,不装聋作哑,就不能当好阿公阿婆。形容长辈要宽宏大量。