scheme exhausted and situation pressing(jì qióng shì cù)

scheme exhausted and situation pressing

Ji Qiong Shi Cu, pronounced J ì Qi ó ngsh ì C ù, is a Chinese idiom, which describes the situation as pressing and helpless. From the biography of Chen Tianxiang in the history of the Yuan Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

In the biography of Chen Tianxiang in the history of the Yuan Dynasty, "Shen could not control the chaos, but was controlled by the chaos. The army was short of food, and people ate each other. He was worried about the situation of poverty. Canghuang retreated, and the local soldiers followed suit, resulting in a great defeat."

Idiom usage

The situation is very serious

Examples

However, he was afraid of being reckless and desperate, and he made up his words with his party and friends to confuse the world, express his own evils, or hope to see a rabbit. In Ming Dynasty, Wu Yingji wrote a book about Wang mangxi for Zhai Yi.

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