stir up trouble(yù shì shēng duān)

stir up trouble

When things happen, Chinese idioms, Pinyin read y ù sh ì sh ēē ngdu ā n, which means that a good person will make trouble as soon as he has a chance. From selected Chinese Folktales: the number one young man.

The origin of Idioms

"He often finds fault when he is in trouble," says Yang Zhuangyuan, selected from Chinese folktales

Idiom usage

It is used as predicate and attributive; it refers to stirring up right and wrong.

Chinese PinYin : yù shì shēng duān