An exhaustive list of antonyms

• too many things for the eye to see mù bù xiá jiē
  See "Too Much to See". ◎ There are many beautiful scenes for the eye to take in. The same is true for people who can't see all the arts. A single one will inevitably lead to boredom. However, the vast majority of people welcome it for its richness and variety—— Qin Mu's "Chrysanthemum and Goldfish" describes that there are too many beautiful things in front of us, or the scenery changes too quickly, so we can't see them. [Sentence] At the temple fair
• Fantastic
• fragments yī lín bàn zhǎo
  See "Scale and claw". ◎ One scale and half claw y ī l í n-b à nzh ǎ o [oddbits; small amount; dribs and drabs] is a metaphor for piecemeal things. [Sentences] This book is a record of my travels. It is used to describe things in pieces. Qing Dynasty. Ye Tingguan's "Oubo Fishing Words. Volume V. Ezhou Official Poems": "I have collected many poems for many times, and only got three volumes of poems. The clumps have no head or tail, and they are almost nothing in all collections." Also known as "one scale and a half armour", "one scale and a piece of armour", "one scale and a piece of claw
• catch a glimpse of lüè jiàn yī bān
  See something roughly. The story comes from Liu Yiqing of the Southern Song Dynasty's "A New Account of the World, Founder": "The students despise their children, and John Kennedy said, 'This man is also a peeper in the middle.'" The second chapter of the sequel of Laocan's Travels: "He is also easy to decorate. Look at his house, you can see a little." Nie Gannu's "Talking about the Wild Old Man : "I will quote the original text in the future, even if I don't read the original book, I can also see a little bit." ◎ I can see a little bit l ü è ji à n-y ī b à n [cathaglimpseof; getaroughi
• to see only one spot guǎn zhōng kuī bào
  Liu Yiqing of the Southern Song Dynasty, in his New Words of the World - Founder, said, "When Prince Jing was a few years old, he tasted the students of various schools, Kuan Pu, and saw that there was a victory or defeat, because he said, 'The southern wind is not competitive.' The students of the school underestimated their children, and John said, 'This man also has a glimpse of the leopard, and sometimes sees a spot.'" It means that when he looks at the leopard from the pipe, he only sees a patch on the leopard. It is later used as a metaphor for seeing only a small part of things. Tang Guiren's poem "Mourning for Luo Yin": "I still have a glimpse of the leopard, and it is also heavy to catch the turtle on the sea