? What do you mean deaf and blind? What are the allusions?

The source of the allusion: The sixth time in Zhou Sheng's Biography of Marriage to Wake the World in the Western Qing Dynasty: "That faint official seems deaf and blind. Idiom meaning: refers to sudden deafness and blindness caused by strong * *. Universal Pinyin: R-length y m 4 n xi ā Pinyin Abbreviation: ELYX Usage Frequency: Common Idioms: Four-character Idiom Meaning * * * Color: Neutral Idiom Usage: deaf and blind, as predicate, attribute and adverbial; When people suffer from * * *. Idiom structure: English translation of joint idioms: synonymous with being deaf and blind: the eyes of the deaf are antonyms of black people: hearing and vision are bright idioms, such as Chapter 29 of Biography of Flowers on the Sea by Ban Qing in Qing Dynasty: "This is Zhao Puzhai's mother Hong, who is only fifty years old, deaf and blind, weak and incompetent. 」