It's hard to deal with it(shí bèng chǔ cǐ)

It's hard to deal with it

The pronunciation sh í B ī ch ǔ C ǐ, a Chinese word, originally meant to occupy the place under the situation. Later, it was used to express that it was forced by the situation and had to be so. From Zuo Zhuan, the eleventh year of Yin Gong.

explain

Words: to deal with this

Pinyin: SH í B ī ch ǔ C ǐ

Interpretation: the original intention is to occupy the place under the situation. Later, it was used to express that it was forced by the situation and had to be so.

source

In the eleventh year of Zuo Zhuan's seclusion, it is said that "if there is no support for other people, it is necessary to deal with it in order to compete with Zheng State for this land."

Chinese PinYin : shí bèng chǔ cǐ