be implicated in trouble
The disaster of pond fish is a Chinese idiom, pronounced ch í y ú zh ī huॸ, which means to refer to the disaster caused by involvement.
Idiom explanation
Basic explanation
It refers to the disaster of being involved.
Separate interpretation
Fish in the pond: 1. Fish in the pond: birds love the old forest, and fish think of the old abyss. (2) it refers to the disaster of innocent people because of involvement: the disaster of fish in the pond | the worry of fish in the pond.
Idioms and allusions
[source]: Volume 2-4 of Er Ke Pai An Qi: "the Taoist said:" in three years, the world will change. There will be wars and chaos in the local area, which will not happen. You should choose a good place to live and avoid the disaster of fish in the pond. "
Discrimination of words
Fish in the pond suffer, fish in the pond suffer
Chinese PinYin : chí yú zhī huò
be implicated in trouble
be anxious to achieve quick success and get instant benefits. jí gōng jìn lì
Ride the wind and make waves. chéng fēng xīng làng