Read Edit View history Discussion 马不知脸长 mǎbùzhīliǎncháng one doesn't see their own faults Origin Definitions Defs Strokes Stroke Words Sentences Sents Senses Add sense 马不知脸长/ 馬不知臉長 mǎbùzhīliǎncháng one doesn't see their own faults (proverb) used to describe someone who is unaware of their own flaws or shortcomings; literally, a horse does not know how long its own face is Edit Delete References Add reference No references for this word.
马不知脸长/ 馬不知臉長 mǎbùzhīliǎncháng one doesn't see their own faults (proverb) used to describe someone who is unaware of their own flaws or shortcomings; literally, a horse does not know how long its own face is Edit Delete