The eyes cannot take it all in; describes a situation where there are so many beautiful things to see or things are changing so fast that one cannot keep up.

(idiom) originally of scenery, so much beautiful view that one cannot take it all in

(idiom) too busy with one's own affairs to help others; unable to take care of oneself, let alone anyone else

too many beautiful things or rapid changes to see all at once; a feast for the eyes; also written as [[目不暇接|目不暇接|mu4 bu4 xia2 jie1]]

Used to describe being extremely busy and rushing from place to place without having any time to rest; literally means the seat does not even have time to get warm.

to have no time to spare during the day; used to describe being overwhelmed with work or chores so that there is never enough time in a day

unable to spare time or leave one's post to attend to other matters; having no time to be in two places at once

(idiom) to be too busy to take care of or worry about something; to have no time to attend to something

to be too busy to have a full meal; describes being extremely occupied and hardworking all day