be too deplorable to describe(cǎn bù rěn yán)

be too deplorable to describe

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is C ǎ Nb ù R ě NY á n, which means I can't bear to say the sad situation. From Li Zicheng by Yao xueyin.

Idiom explanation

I can't bear to talk about the tragic situation.

Idioms and allusions

Source: Chapter 5, Volume I of Li Zicheng, written by Yao xueyin: "in recent years, people have been living in exile when they die. The deeper the water is, the hotter the fire is. They are often thousands of miles away, the smoke of cooking is cut off, and they can't bear to eat easily."

Discrimination of words

The synonym is miserable; the antonym is fond of talking about; the grammar is formal; it is used as predicate and attribute; it has a derogatory meaning

Chinese PinYin : cǎn bù rěn yán