very worried and indignant(yōu fèn chéng jí)
very worried and indignant
It is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ō UF è NCH é NGJ í, which means that you are sick with sorrow and anger, and describes you as extremely sad and angry. It comes from the history of Jin Dynasty.
The origin of Idioms
"The history of Jin Dynasty" says: "Khitan sent envoys to let (blame) Tuyuhun because the Jin master recruited him, and the Jin master became ill with anxiety and indignation."
Idiom explanation
Sorrow and anger are ill. I'm very upset.
Chinese PinYin : yōu fèn chéng jí
very worried and indignant
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hasten out of the house in a great rush
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as rolling a ball down a slope
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one 's wrath rose to the sky
one 's wrath rose to the sky. yuàn qì chōng tiān
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it seem as if a whole generation had passed
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