It's a close call
It's a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is f à y à nqi à NJ à n, which means that a hair is tied with a heavy thing. It's a metaphor for extreme crisis. It comes from Han Yu's book with Meng Shangshu in Tang Dynasty.
Idiom explanation
A hair is tied with something of great importance. The metaphor is extremely critical.
The origin of Idioms
Han Yu's book with Meng Shangshu in Tang Dynasty: "its danger is like one, and it's very important."
Idiom usage
As the object and attribute, it is the same as "a close call"
Chinese PinYin : fà yǐn qiān jūn
It's a close call
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