difficult days are ahead
In Chinese, Pinyin is l á IR à D à n à n, which means that there are many difficulties in the future. It comes from the collection of Yuefu Poems, shanyaxing.
The origin of Idioms
In the Southern Song Dynasty, Guo Maoqian's collection of Yuefu Poems, shanyaxing said, "in the future, the mouth is dry and the mouth is dry."
Idiom usage
It's hard to live in the future, but it's hard to live in the future. (Li Yunkui's poem to send Li Hui An's swallow)
Chinese PinYin : lái rì dà nàn
difficult days are ahead
a net open on three sides -- purposely leave loopholes for an escape from the law. wǎng kāi sān miàn
month after month and year after year. jīng nián lěi yuè
the ghosts weep and the gods howl. guǐ qì shén háo
grow on the same branch and be tied on the same string of cash. tóng tiáo gòng guàn