be implicated in trouble(chí yú zhī lǜ)

be implicated in trouble

The Chinese idiom ch í y ú zh ī L ǜ in pinyin means to worry about suffering for no reason. It comes from Luodian town annals, a collection of historical materials of Shanghai Xiaodao uprising.

Idiom usage

Be concerned about

The origin of Idioms

According to Luodian town annals, a collection of historical materials of Shanghai Xiaodaohui uprising, it is falsely said that Ding Guoen led his soldiers to suppress Luodian, and built a nest for the thieves in our town. Everyone was worried about the fish in the pond, and was at a loss for a moment. They helped the old and the young to hide in the four townships, half sleeping in the open

Idiom explanation

Fear of suffering for no reason.

Chinese PinYin : chí yú zhī lǜ