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Two-part allegorical saying of blind people carrying lanterns

Two-part allegorical saying: What does the blind man mean by carrying lanterns? Two-part allegorical saying: What's the next sentence when the blind man holds the lamp? The following is my collection of two-part allegorical sayings about blind people carrying lanterns. Welcome to read the reference!

Xiehouyu:

The blind man is carrying a lantern.

Answer:

Make unnecessary moves

Explanation:

"The blind man holds the lamp" is a joke, which means that a person does things without thinking and only does unnecessary things.

Two-part allegorical saying story:

There is a monk walking on a dark road. Because the road was too dark, the monk was hit by pedestrians several times. He walked on and saw someone coming towards him with a lantern. At this time, someone nearby said, "It's strange that the blind man can't see, and he still carries lanterns every night!" " "The monk was attracted by this man's words. When the lantern bearer came over, he asked, "Are you really blind? The man said, "Yes, I haven't seen a ray of light since I was born. For me, day and night are the same. I don't even know what a lamp looks like! The monk was more puzzled and asked, "In that case, why do you still play lanterns?" "Is it to confuse others and not let others say that you are blind?" The blind man said, "no, I heard that every night, people become blind like me." Because there is no light at night, I come out with a lantern. " The monk sighed, "How kind of you! It turns out that you are for others! " The blind man replied, "no, I did it for myself!" " The monk was even more puzzled and asked, "Why?" The blind man replied, "Have you just been hit by someone?" "The monk said," yes, just now, I was accidentally met by two people. The blind man said, "I am blind and can't see anything, but I have never been touched." "Because my lantern not only takes photos for others, but also allows others to see me, so that they won't touch me because they can't see it."

More related allegorical sayings:

1, the blind carry lanterns-serving others

2, the blind carry lanterns-take care of others instead of yourself.

3, the blind man carrying lanterns-in vain (waxing)

4, the blind carry lanterns-reinvent the wheel