In idioms meaning 'eye'
The character 睛 (jīng) is used in idiomatic expressions to refer to the eye, often in a metaphorical or intensified sense.
睛 (jīng): Eyeball — Stroke Order & Writing Guide
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The character 睛 (jīng) is used in idiomatic expressions to refer to the eye, often in a metaphorical or intensified sense.
The eye (目) is clear and bright (青) — the eyeball or pupil of the eye.
To dot the dragon's eyes / To add the finishing touch
Staring fixedly / With eyes fixed
He stared fixedly at that painting.
Which detail do you think could add the finishing touch to this design proposal?
Her eyes are bright and beautiful.
Sun Wukong has the ability of keen insight.
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Characters pronounced "jing".
Characters with radical "目".