be compelled to(shí bī chǔ cǐ)

be compelled to

The pronunciation sh í B ī ch ǔ C ǐ is a Chinese idiom, which is interpreted as forced by the situation. From Zuo Zhuan, the eleventh year of Yin Gong.

explain

Forced by the situation, it has to be like this.

allusion

Source: Zuo Qiuming's the eleventh year of Zuo Zhuan's seclusion in the pre Qin period: "if you don't support other people, you have to deal with it in order to compete with Zheng." Example: therefore, the Japanese taboo is particularly deep, while the Russian taboo is also deep. Yanfu's "yuanqiang sequel"

usage

To be forced to do so by circumstances.

Chinese PinYin : shí bī chǔ cǐ