- the view of a frog in a well (idiom); fig. a narrow view
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- the view of a frog in a well (idiom); fig. a narrow view
This idiom is used to describe someone with a limited or narrow perspective, often implying that their understanding of the world is confined to a small scope, much like a frog that can only see the sky from the bottom of a well.
He always has a narrow view and never considers other people's opinions.
We should not have a narrow view, but rather broaden our horizons.
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jǐng wā zhī jiàn井蛙之见the view of a frog in a welljǐng dǐ zhī wā井底之蛙the frog at the bottom of the wellJǐng井wā蛙kān看tiān天the frog in the well looking at the skyJǐng井Zhōng中wā蛙the frog in the wellkān看jǐng wā zhī jiàn井蛙之见to see things with a limited perspectivexiá ài狭隘de的jiàn jiě见解narrow viewpointJǐng井wā蛙yǎn jiè眼界the limited outlook of the well frogJǐng井wā蛙jiǎng讲dà dào li大道理the frog in the well talks about great principles (someone who is unaware of the broader world)