Close your eyes and listen
Idiom: Close your eyes and listen
Pinyin: bì mù sè tīng
Explanation: Close your eyes and not listen Look, block your ears and don’t listen. Describes being indifferent to external things.
Source: Han Dynasty Wang Chong's "Lunheng·Ziji": "Close your eyes and block your hearing, love your essence to protect yourself."
Example sentence: A person who closes his eyes and blocks his hearing is objective There is no need to know people who are completely insulated from the outside world. ★Mao Zedong's "On Practice"
Pinyin code: bmst
Synonyms: Turn a blind eye, hear but not hear, shut yourself up
Antonyms: See all directions, listen to all directions
Afterword: The blind man covers his ears
Riddle: The mute is blind
Usage: as predicate, object, attributive; to describe isolation from the outside world
English ： be out of touch with reality