What does mystery mean?

It means asking three questions. I don't know

Idioms are the essence of China's traditional history and culture, and most of them are classic allusions or contain interesting legends. Idioms are characterized by few words, concise, fixed structure and profound meaning.

So it is often used by people. So, how to explain and understand the idiom "Ask three questions and don't know"? As the saying goes, "three questions without knowing, the fairy can't cure." In fact, there is a great mystery in this.

I don't know. I asked three questions.

The idiom "ask three questions" means that no matter how you ask, you don't know, you are confused, or you are ignorant. And the "three unknowns", specifically, are ignorant of the occurrence, process and ending of things.

In other words, no matter how you ask, you always say "I don't know". It is often compared to knowing little or nothing about the actual situation. The key is the extended meaning behind, and the situation is very different.

The extended "one question, three questions, three unknowns" tells that some people really don't know anything, while others know everything but pretend to be confused. The purpose is to deliberately hide it and protect themselves, so as to avoid their due responsibilities, that is, to know without saying anything.