two blind people supporting each other; describes a situation where two people who are equally lacking in ability or knowledge try to help one another but cannot succeed; both parties are equally handicapped or unable to benefit each other

(literary) arrogant and shallow; lacking in common sense

Two official posts in the Zhou dynasty: the [[瞽|瞽|gu3]] (blind musicians/music masters) and the [[史|史|shi3]] (historians/astrologers in charge of rites and astronomical events)

(literary) a blind person; those who are unable to see

wild talk or groundless statements; foolish discussions. Often used in written contexts as a self-deprecating way to refer to one's own opinions.

(literary) shallow and unreasonable talk; wild speech or foolish gossip; nonsense

(literary) blind monk; specifically refers to the famous blind historian [[左丘明|左丘明|zuo3 qiu1 ming2]]