be anxious and fearful(zhuì zhuì bù ān)

be anxious and fearful

Apprehension, a Chinese idiom, is pronounced "Zhu ì Zhu ì B ù n", which means to describe being uneasy because of fear or worry. From the book of songs, the wind of Qin Dynasty, yellow bird.

The origin of Idioms

In the book of songs, the wind of Qin Dynasty, yellow bird: "when you are near your acupoint, you should be worried about your chestnut." Zhou Fu of the Song Dynasty wrote "the story of Chu Zhou diezhenlou" in the edition of lead Dao: "in the eighth year of Qiandao, xinhou (Xin Qiji) of Jinan came to guard Chu from the book of sinang temple When people live in Maozhu, they feel uneasy when the wind blows. "

Idiom usage

Chapter one of the first volume of Li Zicheng by Yao xueyin: "every time he is summoned, he is always nervous." Ouyang Shan's "bitter struggle" 67: everyone thinks that this is the first disaster in Zhennan village.

Chinese PinYin : zhuì zhuì bù ān