would end life in a fit of bitterness
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is f è Nb ù y ù sh ē ng, which means to be too sad or angry to live any longer. Describe extreme anger. From Shi Zhongzheng Gong Ji.
The origin of Idioms
In Shi Kefa's Shi Zhong Zheng Gong Ji Si Ji Lu Zhou martyred officials, gentry and people's articles of Ming Dynasty, it is said that "Yu Wen reported Huaishang, but he did not want to live in grief and indignation."
Idiom usage
To describe extreme anger
Examples
I feel that the revolution of the past has failed, so ~. Wu Yuzhang's "memories from the Sino Japanese War to the revolution of 1911"
Chinese PinYin : fèn bù yù shēng
would end life in a fit of bitterness
avoid a person like the plague. bì zhī ruò měi
extraordinary ideas and admirable action. guī yì qí xíng
display of fireworks and a sea of lanterns. huǒ zhú yín huā
sacrifice the interests of the country to pay respect to the privileged. bài ēn sī shì
he fled in any path he could without heeding which he chose. jí bù zé lù