置若罔闻 | zhì ruò wǎng wén | to turn a deaf ear to (idiom); to pretend not to hear | |
昊天罔极 | hào tiān wǎng jí | as vast as the boundless heavens (of parental love) (idiom) | |
欺君罔上 | qī jūn wǎng shàng | to dupe one's sovereign | |
欺下罔上 | qī xià wǎng shàng | to oppress the people and hide the truth from higher authorities (idiom) | |
欺天罔人 | qī tiān wǎng rén | to deceive heaven and man (idiom) |
1 | Instead of drawing something very plain such as an alien with a gun, I drew a silly picture of Brother Wanda standing in the kitchen. | |
2 | My friends in art this year told me that Brother always mentioned me. | |
3 | Was I supposed to walk around in circles inside those little squares that Brother gave us? | |
4 | We drew our shoes, our backpacks, a blanket, a plant, and anything Brother could think of which required drawing lots of lines. | |
5 | At first Brother placed something on our desks and told us to draw all the lines that we saw. |