leave endless troubles(yí hài wú qióng)

leave endless troubles

Y í h à IW ú Qi ó ng: leaving behind endless disasters. From the Han Dynasty, Wei Boyang's "shentongqi".

Idiom explanation

Idioms do endless harm. Pronunciation y í h à IW ú Qi ó ng.

Idioms and allusions

It comes from "shentongqi" written by Wei Boyang of Han Dynasty: "lead and mercury in furnace and cauldron are all fables, not words. When the alchemists turned to the affiliated Association, they caused endless harm. " This kind of director's method is the easiest and most labor-saving, but ~. Jiang Zilong's "the appointment of factory director Qiao"

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms are harmful

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