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Open the tool →两豆塞耳 (liǎng dòu sāi ěr) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be misled by superficial or partial observations, thus failing to grasp the complete picture or the underlying truth; to have a limited perspective”.
两豆塞耳 is pronounced liǎng dòu sāi ěr in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 两豆塞耳 means “Two beans blocking the ears”. It is used to mean “to be misled by superficial or partial observations, thus failing to grasp the complete picture or the underlying truth; to have a limited perspective”.
比喻为局部的或暂时的现象所迷惑,不能认清全局或看到根本。