1. 出处：三国·陈琳《檄吴将校部曲文》：“孙权小子，未辨菽麦。”

1. Source: Chen Lin's "Proclamation to the Officers and Troops of Wu" in the Three Kingdoms: "Sun Quan, the young man, cannot distinguish between beans and wheat."

2. 愚昧无知 [yú mèi wú zhī]

2. Ignorance and foolishness

3. 钝口拙腮 指口才笨拙，说话不流利

3. "Dull-witted and clumsy" refers to being unskilled in speaking, with inarticulate and awkward speech.

4. 拼音： yú mèi wú zhī

4. Pinyin: yú mèi wú zhī Translation: 4. In pinyin: You Mei Wu Zhi

5. 不要把善良看成愚蠢，不要把谦虚看成懦弱。

5. Do not view kindness as foolishness, and do not view modesty as cowardice.

6. 爱好学习的是聪明人，喜欢指点的是蠢家伙。

6. People who love to learn are wise, while those who like to point fingers are fools.

7. 呆头呆脑 呆：呆板，不灵活。形容思想、行动迟钝笨拙。

7. Stupid and clumsy; "dumb" refers to being rigid and inflexible. It describes a person whose thoughts and actions are slow and clumsy.

8. 拼音： zhuō kǒu dùn sāi

8. Pinyin: zhuō kǒu dùn sāi

9. 愚昧无知 形容又愚笨又没有知识。

9. Ignorant and foolish describes someone who is both foolish and lacking in knowledge.

10. 出处：清·曹雪芹《红楼梦》第九十九回：“只是我愁宝玉还是那么傻头傻脑的，这么说起来，比头里竟明白多了。”

10. Source: Qing Dynasty, Cao Xueqin's "Dream of the Red Chamber," Chapter 99: "But I worry that Baoyu is still as foolish as ever, and speaking of it, he seems to have become much more sensible than before."

11. 大智若愚 料事如神 明察秋毫

11. Great wisdom appears simple; foretelling events with divine insight; discerning the tiniest details.

12. 出 处

12. Source

13. 拙口钝腮 比喻嘴笨，没有口才。

13. Clumsy and slow-witted; a metaphor for being awkward and lacking eloquence.

14. 小黠大痴 好弄小聪明而实际上很愚笨。 。

14. Small cunning, big foolishness; one who pretends to be clever but is actually very foolish.

15. 傻里傻气、傻头傻脑、傻眉愣眼、不辨菽麦、枉曲直凑、装聋卖傻、装痴作傻、呆头呆脑等。

15. Foolish and silly, dumb and doltish, stupid and blind, unable to distinguish between soybeans and wheat, perverting right and wrong, feigning deafness and foolishness, pretending to be foolish and idiotic, dull-witted, etc.

16. 出处：《论语·公冶长》：“宁武子，邦有道则知，邦无道则愚。其知可及也，其愚不可及也。”

16. Source: "Confucian Analects · Gongye Chang": "Ning Wuzi, when the state is in order, he is wise; when the state is chaotic, he is foolish. His wisdom can be reached, but his foolishness cannot be reached."

17. 解释： 比喻嘴笨，没有口才。

17. Explanation: A metaphor for being unskilled in speaking or lacking eloquence.

18. 出处：唐·玄奘《大唐西域记·羯若鞠阇国》：“自顾寡德，国人推尊，令袭大位，光父之业。愚昧无知，敢希圣旨。”

18. Source: Tang Dynasty, Xuanzang's "Records of the Western Regions of大唐": "Considering my own lack of virtue, the people of the country have elevated me to a high position, allowing me to ascend the throne and continue my father's legacy. Fools like me, with ignorance and lack of understanding, dare to hope for the divine will."

19. 不会发怒是蠢人，不愿发怒是聪明人。

19. Not being angry is foolishness, not wanting to be angry is wisdom.

20. 记得年轻时所作蠢事的人是幸福的。

20. Those who remember the foolish things they did in their youth are happy.

21. 傻里傻气 [ shǎ lǐ shǎ qì ]

21. Foolish and silly

22. 呆滞 [ dāi zhì ]

22. Dull [dʌl]

23. 拙口笨腮 犹拙嘴笨舌。

23. Clumsy and inarticulate; still as awkward in speech as in manner.

24. 坌鸟先飞 比喻能力差的人做事时，怕赶不上别人，抢先动手。多用作谦词。同“笨

24. The foolish bird flies first. This idiom比喻 someone who is less capable at doing things is afraid of not catching up with others, so they take the initiative to act first. It is often used as a谦词 (modest expression) and is synonymous with "笨" (stupid).

25. 聪明的手不做愚蠢的嘴所说的事。

25. The wise hand does not do what the foolish mouth speaks.

26. 出处： 唐·玄奘《大唐西域记》：“自顾寡德，国人推尊，令袭大位，光父之业。愚昧无知，敢稀圣旨！”

26. Source: Tang Dynasty, Xuanzang's "Record of the Western Regions of大唐": "I am conscious of my own lack of virtue, yet the people of my country hold me in high regard and have chosen me to ascend to the throne, thus continuing the glory of my father's legacy. Fools like myself, how dare I neglect the sacred edicts!"

27. 拼音：bèn tóu bèn nǎo

27. Pinyin: bèn tóu bèn nǎo Translation: Head down, heart down.

28. 释义：（感官、思想、行动等）反应慢，不灵敏：感觉～。反应～。

28. Interpretation: (Slow in sensory, intellectual, or action responses, etc.): Sensation ~. Reaction ~.

29. 示例：我看见这种认真的忙迫的情形时，心里总想开口向它们发一句～的提问——“往哪里去？！” 鲁迅《华盖集续编·一点比喻》

29. Example: When I see this serious hurry, I always feel like opening my mouth to ask them a question —— "Where are you going?!" Lu Xun, "Continued Edition of Hua盖 Ji: A Bit of Metaphor"

30. 多元输入法（多元汉字与图形符号输入法）打出一个字，即显示出大量词汇，从中可选择出合适的成语来，例如：

30. In the Multilingual Input Method (Multilingual Chinese and Pictographic Symbol Input Method), typing a character will display a large number of words, from which you can select an appropriate idiom, for example:

31. 蒙昧无知 蒙昧：知识未开。没有知识，不明事理。指糊涂不懂事理。

31. Ignorant and Unenlightened - "Ignorant" refers to a lack of knowledge and understanding. Without knowledge, one is unaware of the principles of things. It indicates a state of confusion and a lack of understanding.

32. 蠢羊才向狼忏悔。

32. Only foolish sheep would confess to the wolf.

33. 不辩菽麦 分不清哪是豆子，哪是麦子。形容愚笨无知。后形容缺乏实际生产知识。

33. Cannot distinguish between beans and wheat. Describes someone who is foolish and uninformed. Later used to describe a lack of practical production knowledge.

34. “还不快往前搜索！傻眉愣眼立在那儿干什么？”

34. "Hurry up and keep searching ahead! What are you staring there like a fool?"

35. 愚昧无知；愚昧落后；愚不可及；笨头笨脑；笨手笨脚；笨嘴拙舌；笨嘴笨舌；蠢头蠢脑；……。

35. Ignorant; backward; foolish beyond words; clumsy; awkward;笨嘴笨舌;foolish-minded;...

36. 呆童钝夫 指愚昧笨拙的人。

36. "呆童钝夫" refers to a person who is foolish and clumsy.

37. 愚不可及 愚：傻，笨，及：比得上。愚蠢得别人比不上。形容极其愚笨。

37. Beyond the Reach of Wisdom: "愚" means foolish or stupid, and "及" means to be comparable to or to match. It describes someone who is so foolish that others cannot match them, indicating an extreme level of foolishness.

38. 示例：想到这些，不禁令人憬然于天下本无神秘的事物，神秘只是欺骗或者～的代名词而已。 秦牧《天坛幻想录》

38. Example: Thinking of these things, one cannot help but realize that there is no mystery in the world; mystery is merely a synonym for deception or... Qín Mù's "Tian Tan Fantasy Records"

39. 不辨菽粟 分不清哪是豆子，哪是小米。形容愚笨无知。后形容缺乏实际生产知识。

39. Not being able to distinguish between soybeans and millet. It describes a person who is foolish and ignorant. Later, it describes a lack of practical production knowledge.

40. 蒙昧 [ méng mèi ]

40. Ignorance [ignorance]

41. 枉曲直凑 〖解释〗指在弯曲的路上却笔直地往前走。形容人笨拙死板而不知变通。

41. The Path Twists and Yet Is Straight 〖Explanation〗 Refers to walking straight ahead on a winding road. Describes a person who is clumsy and rigid, not knowing how to adapt.