Blindness: refers to eyes wide open, indicating surprise or fear. For example, you can say, "After hearing the news, his eyes are as dumb as two bells".
Secondly, in ancient usage, "Sui" was often used as a place name or surname, that is, the predecessor of Shangqiu City in Henan Province, also known as "Suixian" or "Suiyang". "Sui" here refers to a specific geographical location or administrative region in this place name. Suining: an ancient place name, located in Suixian County, Shangqiu City, Henan Province. This place name is usually used to refer to ancient culture and history.
In ancient times, Chinese characters often had multiple meanings and extended meanings. According to the ancient books such as Shuo Wen Jie Zi and Er Ya, we can find that "sui" has other meanings in different contexts:
1. In ancient poetry, "years old" is often used to describe the expression between people's eyebrows and eyes, such as "I miss my hometown because I look forward to Xi", which means missing my hometown.
2. "Sui" can also refer to the winding or circling appearance of water flow. For example, "Suishui" refers to a river at the junction of Henan Province and Anhui Province. Because of its winding water flow, it is named "Suishui".
3. Sui: Surname, some people are surnamed Sui. This surname is rare in China.
In addition, the word "Sui" appears in the Book of Songs, which comes from the article "Zhou Song Guanluo": "Guanluo dove is in Hezhou. My fair lady, a gentleman is good. " Among them, the word "pheasant" in Guan Guan pheasant dove has an explanation that refers to the word "Sui". Generally speaking, the word "Sui" has different meanings in different contexts, which can mean observing birds with eyes, and can also be used as a part of a place name or surname. The specific situation and usage need to be understood according to the context.