in desperate straits(rù dì wú mén)

in desperate straits

There is no place to go, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is R ù D ì w ú m é n, which means to describe the plight of no way to go. It comes from five Lantern Festival yuan · fayanzong · Xiyu tirou Zen master.

Analysis of Idioms

Heaven has no way

Idiom usage

At that time, I really had no way to go to heaven, and I had no choice but to leave home alone.

The origin of Idioms

Shi Puji of the Song Dynasty wrote in five Lantern Festival, Yuan Dynasty, fayanzong, Xiyu tirou Zen master: "when you step forward, you will feel the way stagnant, and when you step back, you will choke your breath and fill your chest, so that there is no way to heaven and no way to earth."

Chinese PinYin : rù dì wú mén