máng rén
aveugle; aveugle
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盲人摸象
mángrén mō xiàng
The blind men and the elephant
盲人学校
mángrén xuéxiào
School for the blind
盲人按摩
mángrén ànmó
Blind massage
瞎子 (xiā zi)
blind person
目盲 (mù máng)
blind
明眼人 (míngyǎnrén)
sighted person
视力正常的人 (shìlì zhèngcháng de rén)
person with normal vision
The Chinese word for "blind person" is 盲人 (mángrén). It is composed of two characters: 盲 (máng), which means "blind," and 人 (rén), which means "person." The character 盲 is a pictograph that depicts a person with their eyes closed. The character 人 is a semantic component that indicates that the word is referring to a person.The word 盲人 has been used in Chinese for centuries. It is found in many ancient texts, including the Analects of Confucius and the Book of Songs. The word is also used in modern Chinese, both in everyday speech and in formal writing.The word 盲人 is a powerful reminder of the challenges that blind people face. It is also a reminder of the importance of compassion and understanding. We should all strive to make the world a more accessible and inclusive place for blind people.
