Close your eyes and listen to synonyms

• listen but not hear tīng ér bù wén
  Smell: Listen. I heard it as if I didn't hear it. Described as not caring, not caring. Hear, but don't remember. It means not paying attention or caring. The Book of Rites, The University: "absent-minded, blind, deaf, and food without knowing its taste." The 90th Chapter of Mirror Flower Marriage: "As we all know, Sister Fang only wants to learn lessons, even if she is listening without listening." Reference of the revised version: Listen with ears, but not in mind. It means not paying attention or caring. The Book of Rites • University: absent-minded, blind, deaf, eating without knowing its taste. The 90th chapter of Jinghuayuan: As we all know, only Sister Fang is dedicated
• turn a blind eye to shì ér bù jiàn　
  Seeing is the same as not seeing. It means not caring or paying attention. Tang Hanyu's "Ming Shui Fu": "If you ignore it, it means that the Tao is in harmony with the people of the West; if you release it, you will benefit from it, and you will benefit from the same fate." ◎ If you ignore it, you will not see anything. It means that you do not pay attention to or care about illegal acts. It is not allowed to take a blind attitude to describe that you do not pay attention to or care about illegal acts. [Sentence] When he walks, he always stares at me. When his friends say hello to him, he
• Shut up and listen bì míng sè cōng
  Blocking audio and video. It means not knowing or listening to the outside world. In Lunheng Ziji, written by Wang Chong of the Han Dynasty, "It is better to shut your eyes than to listen, and to protect yourself." Close your eyes and ears. It means not seeing or hearing, not contacting with the outside world. Han Dynasty. Wang Chong's "On Balance and Self discipline": "Nourishing qi and self preservation, eating well and drinking well, keeping the mind shut and hearing well, and loving essence and self preservation."
• Close one's eyes and ears
• close the country to international intercourse bì guān zì shǒu
  1. Close the gateway and do not communicate with other countries. The new Five Dynasties Historical Pinghua, Part of the History of the Zhou Dynasty: "If nothing happens, the people will work hard to cultivate crops, and the army will reserve them; if something happens, the people will become accustomed to the bow and arrow, and take action. This is really the capital of overlord. Why worry about being closed to the outside world?" Under "Reform and self-improvement" by Wang Tao of the Qing Dynasty: "China and the DPRK are strictly forbidden by the sea, closed to the outside world, and not diligent and farsighted." Xu Chi's "At the foot of Qilian Mountain" 8： "The saying that China is vast and rich in resources is groundless. He said it was only the result of the closed door policy, arrogance and ignorance of the Qing Dynasty." Also called "closed door policy". Guo Moruo's Collection of Literary and Art · A Manifesto: "Now is not the time for us to close the door
• not bother to ask questions or listen to what 's said bù wén bù wèn
  1. Neither listen nor ask. Mao Dun's Color Blindness III: "It's better for you to ignore it and never ask. It's better to never know." 2. It means not caring, not asking. Wen Yiduo's Jia Dao: "The elderly and middle-aged are busy saving people's hearts and improving society, while the young people are indifferent." Chapter 25 of Li Jieren's Demon Dance: "Beggars who really need social assistance can just shuttle around him, and he will not ask." ◎ Do not listen and ask b ù w é n-b ù w è n [passoverinsence; beindif
• turn a deaf ear to chōng ěr bù wén
  Charging: plugged. Stop your ears. It means not listening to others' opinions intentionally. Pretend not to hear. Deliberately ignoring or unwilling to listen to others' opinions. [Sentence] His parents tried hard to persuade him, but he turned a deaf ear and went his own way. Plug your ears and pretend not to hear. Deliberately ignoring or unwilling to listen to others' opinions. Qing Dynasty. Li Yu, "What a day! The 30th Exit": "The border is in an emergency, and the people in charge of transportation are deaf." Reference for the revised version: Plug your ears, pretend not to hear. Deliberately ignoring or unwilling to listen to others' opinions. Qing, Li Yu, Ne He Tian, The 30th Exit: The border is in an emergency, and the transshipment company is deaf