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Doctor's answer:
Blinking, also known as winking or momentary closing of the eyelids, is a normal physiological phenomenon of the human body. Its main function is to ensure the moistening of the cornea and conjunctiva. Under normal circumstances, the interval between two blinks is more than a few seconds. If there is a sudden, rapid blinking, it is considered an abnormal phenomenon. If children frequently blink or squint, it should be noted.