On tenterhooks

Afraid

Paniced

At a loss for what to do

Frightened

Constrained Uneasy

Worried

Worried

Afraid

Frightened

Having lingering fears

Afraid Uneasy

Cannot sleep at night

Uneasy sleeping and eating

Being anxious all day long

Suspiciousness and ghosts are not worth worrying about.

Source: Jin·Chen Shou's "Three Kingdoms·Wei Zhi·Biography of Wei Zhen": "Hefei is a solid city, so there is nothing to worry about."

Be afraid and be afraid. Worry and be afraid. Refers to being constantly frightened and fearful.

Source: The first chapter of Yuan·Anonymous's "Pon'er Ghost": "Businessmen are frightened and frightened, seeing the old trees in the sparse forest and the noisy crows."

Frightened and frightened Fear, fear, fear. Refers to being constantly frightened and fearful.

Source: The fourth chapter of "Wutong Ye" by Anonymous Yuan Dynasty: "Being frightened and frightened by the war."

Worried and frightened. Worried and frightened. Refers to being constantly frightened and fearful.

Source: Chapter 35 of "Water Margin": "If you want to be husband and wife, you should be in the same place every day without fear. I have a clever trick, but it's difficult to teach you." Yuan·Anonymous "Wutong" The fourth chapter of "Ye": "Being frightened and frightened by the war."

Terrorized and frightened. Describe being very worried or scared.

Source: Chapter 25 of "The Heroes of Sons and Daughters" written by Wenkang of the Qing Dynasty: "Everyone is gearing up and anxious, just waiting for the girl to say a word."

Turn your intestines and churn your stomach to describe being extremely missing or feeling very uneasy.

Source: Yang Shuo's "Snowflakes Piao": "But it's strange that since the troops approached Xiahuayuan, Bai Sui suddenly thought of his father with uneasy thoughts."

Distracted and worried describes being very concerned.

Source: "Song Book·Wang Sengda Biography": "Mountains and rivers are dangerous, good and bad roads are blocked... Being distracted and worried is actually private suffering."

Bees are confused and butterflies guess metaphors A man's yearning for a woman.

Source: Ming Dynasty Gaoming's "Pipa Chronicles: The Prime Minister's Daughter": "Jiangluo protects the strange and small, and does not allow bees to confuse and butterflies to guess."

Bees recognize orioles to guess, which is a metaphor for a man's relationship with a woman. yearning. Same as "Bee Fan Die Guess".

Source: Yuanben Gaoming's "Pipa Ji Niu Xiang Jiao Daughter": "Jiangluo deeply protects the strange and small, and does not allow bees to know or guess."

Careful and worried. ,miss.

Source: "Baixue Yiyin·Ling'er Diao·After Farewell": "After Farewell... I am so worried that I forget to eat and sleep."

Concerned Heart care: concern. Describes a feeling of worry and uneasiness.

The longing for the cold spring refers to the children's longing for their mother.

Source: "The Book of Songs·Beifeng·Kaifeng": "There is a cold spring under the dredging. There are seven children, and the mother works hard."

Description of cold heart and ambition. Worry worry. Same as "cold heart selling ambition".

Source: "Book of Liang: The Second Chronicle of Emperor Wu": "Lian Han's heart has been weakened for a long time. Every time he eats and throws chopsticks into his body, he sleeps deeply, sitting alone with worries, indignant Shen Dan, very "As one person, the common people listen."

Hanxinsuzhi describes worry and worry. Same as "chilling one's heart and dissipating one's ambition".

Source: "A Letter to the King of Wu" by Zou Yang of the Han Dynasty: "Emperor Xiaowen came to the throne according to the customs, but he gave up his ambition and asked for clothes without knowing it."

What trouble is there without words? : even; words: words. Why worry about not having anything to say? It is often used together with "to accuse a good person", which means that when a bad person framed a good person, he made up the accusation without any reason and said it plausibly.

Source: "Zuo Zhuan·Ten Years of Duke Xi": "If there is no abolishment, how can the king be prosperous? If you want to impose a crime, is there any excuse?"

Concerns about the future: looking back look. Troubles from behind. It means that when moving forward, you are worried about problems happening behind you.

Source: "The Biography of Li Chong in the Book of Wei": "I am benevolent, loyal and elegant, and entrusted me to send it to the Taiwan Secretary, so that I can leave the country without any worries."

Worry about gains and losses: worry, Worry. Worry about not getting it, worry about losing it when you get it. Describes a person who attaches great importance to personal gains and losses.

Source: "The Analects of Confucius·Yang Huo": "If you don't get something, you worry about getting it; if you get it, you worry about losing it. If you worry about losing it, you can do anything!"

Jia Qiu Shui is also a metaphor for a yearning person. Also, the same as "蒹".

Anxiety, worry and worry describe people who are very worried and worried.

Source: Sima Guang of the Song Dynasty, "Into the Five Regulations·Yuan Miao": "I secretly see that there is an emergency on every border of the country, and the feathers are written in the same title, or there is famine on one side, and the fields are full of hungry people, and the temple is on the top of the temple. Worrying about something, forgetting to sleep or eat. ”

Being frightened describes being very scared or worried.

Unforgettable, etched deep in the soul. Describes a profound memory that will never be forgotten.

Source: Tang Dynasty Li Bai's "History of Li Chang in Shang'an Prefecture": "The virtues of the Dutch prince are deeply engraved in the heart."

Fear of being criticized: here refers to people; discussion :talk. Worry about being criticized by everyone.

Source: "Book of Liang·Biography of Xie Jiqing": "At that time, Zuo Chenggeng and Zhongrong were also exempted from returning. The two of them had mutual ambitions and indulged in wild things, or traveled in the countryside in an exposed car. If you are drunk, you will sing the dirge and disdain material things."

It is deeply engraved on the heart and bones, describing the memory as profound and unforgettable.

Source: Tang Dynasty Li Bai's "History of Li Chang in Shang'an Prefecture": "The virtues of the Dutch prince are deeply engraved in the heart and bones."

The words "imprinting the heart and engraved bones" describe feelings that are very deep and will be remembered forever. Don't forget.

Source: "Yan Family Instructions: Preface" by Yan Zhitui of the Northern Qi Dynasty: "The fingers of recalling the past are etched in the bones."

Mu Yun Chunshu expresses his gratitude to distant friends thoughts.

Source: Du Fu's poem "Remembering Li Bai in Spring" of the Tang Dynasty: "Spring trees in Weibei, dusk clouds in Jiangdong."

Thinking about it now: missing; hereby: this, this . It generally refers to being obsessed with something.

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My hands are sweaty because of worry. Describes a very nervous mood.

Source: Chapter 62 of "A Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty: "Aunt Zhao was quarreled by Yu Chuan'er because Caiyun gave many things privately. She was afraid of being investigated and found out, so she pinched a handful every day. "Khan asks for information."

Qi Guo Worry is a metaphor for unnecessary or unfounded worries and worries. Same as "unfounded worries".

Qi Guozhi is a metaphor for unnecessary or unfounded worries and worries. Same as "unfounded worries".

Qi people worry about the sky Qi: The name of the vassal state in the Zhou Dynasty, in the area of ??Qixian County in present-day Henan. There was a man in Qi State who was afraid that the sky would fall. A metaphor for unnecessary or unfounded worries and worries.

Source: "Liezi·Tianrui": "There are people in the state of Qi who are worried about the collapse of the world and the collapse of the world, and those who are destined to die and waste their sleep and food."

The worry of Qi people is a metaphor for unnecessary worries. or unfounded worries and concerns. Same as "unfounded worries".

Unfounded worries are a metaphor for unnecessary or unfounded worries and worries. Same as "unfounded worries". Also saved as "Qi Lun".

Stretching the intestines and cutting the belly ①Describes missing someone very much. ②Describes the inner grief as being cut by a knife.

Source: Yuan·Bai Pu's "Xiao Shi Diao·Annoying Sha Ren": "In order to remember Xiao Qing, I am worried about my heart and my belly, and I am so sad and anxious that I have no bottom."

Worrying about my heart. Pull: pull. It is described as being very missed and worried.

Source: The third chapter of "Enemies and Creditors" by Anonymous of the Yuan Dynasty: "How could my child be hooked away for a while, and Zhang Shanyou, Zhang Shanyou, would have his intestines cut open?"

The intestines were cut. I am still worried about my heart.

Source: Ye Shengtao's "Offline·A Youth" After receiving the letter, he actually ignored it. Won't that kind of haunting expectation break the blood vessels! ”

Qieqiezaixinqieqie: Describes sincere affection. Keep it firmly in mind. Describes ardent longing.

Source: Chapter 11 of "The History of Zen" by Fang Ruhao of the Ming Dynasty "Unexpectedly, I was noticed by the abbot, who showed compassion and released us. He also gave the brothers property. I will never forget my gratitude to this day." The villain takes it all in his heart and has no place to repay his kindness. "

Having trouble sleeping and eating, not being able to eat well. Looking very worried and worried.

Source: "Warring States Policy·Qi Ce Five": "The King of Qin was afraid of it, so he went to bed If you are restless at the table, you will not be satisfied with the food. "

"The flesh is trembling and the heart is frightened" to describe being worried about the impending disaster or encountering a very terrible thing, and being very frightened and uneasy. Same as "the flesh is trembling and the heart is frightened".

Source: "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" Chapter 1 Chapter 9: “I’ve been feeling trembling and frightened lately, which may not be a good sign. ”

The flesh is jumping and the mind is frightened. It describes being worried about the impending disaster or encountering something very terrible, and being very frightened and uneasy. Same as “the flesh is beating and the heart is frightened”.

Source: Lao She’s "Magic Fist" Chapter 1 Act 3: "The county magistrate is frightened and restless. "

The flesh is frightened, the heart is startled, and the body is pounding. It describes worrying about disaster or encountering a very terrible thing, being very frightened and uneasy.

Source: Yuan·Anonymous' "Strive for Repayment" "Third fold: "I don't know why, but I was so frightened at this moment that I couldn't walk any longer with these good little feet. "

Cannot swallow food. Although the food is in the mouth, it cannot be swallowed. It describes someone who is worried and does not want to eat.

Source: Tang Dynasty Han Yu's "Postscript of the Biography of Zhang Zhongcheng": "Ji Yun ( Nan Jiyun) said generously: "When the cloud comes, the people of Suiyang will not eat the rest of the month!" Even though I want to eat alone, I can't bear it; even though I eat, I can't swallow it. '"

Being on tenterhooks describes being very worried or scared.

Source: Chapter 17 of "Journey to the West" by Wu Cheng'en of the Ming Dynasty: "When the monks heard this, they were all on tenterhooks and told them God makes a wish. "

The sound of lovesickness after hearing the sound: reputation. Refers to longing for and admiring a prestigious person.

Source: "Guiguzi·Neiji": "The affairs between the monarch and his ministers are close to each other even though they are far away. , close but sparse, don't use it when you leave it, seek for it when you go away, don't stop when the sun advances, hear the sound in the distance and miss each other.

Being frightened describes fear of imminent disaster and panic.

Source: The third chapter of Yuan·Anonymous's "Strive for Repayment": "I don't know why, I am frightened at this moment. This pair My little feet can't walk anymore. "

To be frightened is to describe fear of imminent disaster and to be panicked. Same as "to be frightened."

To be hung over is to express deep concern.

Source: Ming Dynasty Shi Naian's "Water Margin" Chapter 42: "Just because of my father, I feel anxious and restless.

Being on tenterhooks describes being very worried or scared.

Source: Chapter 17 of Wu Chengen's "Journey to the West" of the Ming Dynasty: "When the monks heard this, they were all on tenterhooks." , make a wish to heaven. "

Yang Zhu Qiqi often uses allusions to express sentimental worries about the rugged world, worries about going astray, or feelings of separation on the wrong path.

Source: "Xunzi·Wang Ba": "Yang Zhu cried on the road and said: 'This man is the one who stepped too far and felt that he had fallen thousands of miles!' Weeping." It means that he walked wrongly at the crossroads. Half a step later, it was already a thousand miles away from enlightenment. Yang Zhu cried for this.

Mediocre people bother themselves: asking for trouble. It means that everything is fine, but you are looking for trouble.

Source: "New Tang Book·Lu Xiangxian Biography": "There is nothing in the world, and it is troublesome to bother the ears."

Worried: worried and uneasy. Describes being worried and very sad.

Source: "The Book of Songs·Zhaonan·Cao Chong": "I have not seen a gentleman, so I am worried."

Worried quietly, looking worried and uneasy.

Worry is burning like fire. My heart was burning with sorrow. Describes being very worried and anxious.

Source: "The Book of Songs·Xiaoya·Jienanshan": "I am so worried that I dare not talk about it."

Tossing and turning: tossing and turning; tossing and turning: repeatedly. Tossing and turning, unable to sleep. It describes someone who is longing for or has many worries in their heart.

Source: "The Book of Songs·Zhou Nan·Guan Ju": "Carefree, leisurely, tossing and turning."

Anxiety: sadness, fear. To describe feeling uneasy due to fear or worry.

Source: "The Book of Songs·Qin Feng·Yellow Bird": "When you come to its cave, you will be worried about its chestnuts." Song Dynasty Zhou Fu's "Lead Dao Bian·Chuzhou Dian Zhen Tower": "Eight years of Qiandao , Jinan Xinhou (Xin Qiji) came to guard Chu from the Sinong Temple... The people lived in Maozhu, and every time there was a storm, they felt anxious and uneasy."

You are looking for trouble. Annoyed and troubled. This means that there should not be any worries or worries.

Source: Ba Jin's "Family" VI: "If he can't convince them, why should he bother himself and waste energy?"

I can't sit or lie down. peaceful. Describes the appearance of being uneasy due to sadness and fear.

Source: Chapter 40 of "Water Margin" by Shi Naian of the Ming Dynasty: "Since the elder brother took office, the brother has been restless and has no way out."

Sitting and lying down I can't sit or lie down peacefully. Often described as being upset.

Source: Chapter 14 of "A Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty: "Everything is complicated and difficult to describe in detail, so busy Sister Feng has no intention of tea and rice, and she is restless."

Sitting and lying on pins and needles is like sitting on pins and needles. It's described as very restless.

Source: The fourth chapter of "Yi Dog" by Chen Yujiao in the Ming Dynasty: "Di Lingqing was lucky enough to be sent home, but his mind was in a trance and he was sitting and lying on pins and needles."

Worry for the ancients. Worry and worry about the difficulties and dangers that the ancients encountered. A metaphor for unnecessary worries and sorrows.

Source: Chapter 20 of "Jin Ping Mei Ci Hua" by Lanling Xiaoxiaosheng of the Ming Dynasty: "I don't believe it. I shed tears while talking and worry about the ancients. These are all lies. If he sings about me Only when tears come out can I consider him a good actor."

My mother is always worried about her children traveling thousands of miles away from home. Describe

Maternal love is sincere

Source: Chapter 24 of "The Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties" written by Chu Renhuo in the Qing Dynasty: "Your enemy, where are you drinking? You will come back sooner or later, and you don't know your son." Traveling a thousand miles, the mother is worried. ”

If you want to incriminate yourself, why don’t you have words? Yu: want; worry: sorrow, worry; words: words, refers to excuses. If you want to accuse someone, you don't have to worry about finding a crime. Refers to falsely accusing people at will.

Source: "Zuo Zhuan·Ten Years of Duke Xi": "If there is no abolishment, how can the king prosper? If you want to impose a crime, is there any excuse?"

Be on tenterhooks: tí xīn diào dǎn means very worried or scared. As predicate, object, adverbial; refers to worry or fear.

To be on tenterhooks: diào dǎn tí xīn, to be on tenterhooks.

Describe being very worried or scared. As predicate, object, adverbial; refers to worry or fear.

Shòu pà dān jīng: shòu pà dān jīng, describing being very worried or scared. Used as predicate, attributive, and adverbial; to describe worry and fear.

worry and fear: dān jīng shòu pà, worry and fear. Refers to being constantly frightened and fearful. Used as predicate, attributive, and adverbial; to describe worry and fear.

worry and fear: dān jīng shòu kǒng, worry and fear. Refers to being constantly frightened and fearful. Used as predicate, attributive, and adverbial; to describe worry and fear.

Xuán xīn diào dǎn: xuán xīn diào dǎn, describing being very worried or scared. As a predicate or attributive; it refers to worry or fear.

To bear fear: dān jīng rěn pà, worry and fear. Refers to being constantly frightened and fearful. Used as predicate, attributive, and adverbial; to describe worry and fear.

Liǎng tóu dān xīn: liǎng tóu dān xīn means that people are worried about two things and cannot be calm. It is used as a predicate and attributive; it refers to the two ends of the human heart.

Xin has lingering fear: xīn yǒu yú jì, palpitation: the heart beats violently due to fear. Although the dangerous incident has passed, I still feel scared when I think back on it. Used as predicate, attributive, and adverbial; refers to worry and fear.

Xīn guà liǎng tóu: xīn guà liǎng tóu, refers to people worrying about two things. Used as a predicate and attributive; it refers to a person who is very worried.

Fearful: xīn jīng ròu zhàn, describing fear of imminent disaster and panic. Same as "frightened". Used as a predicate or adverbial; to describe a person's extreme fear and panic.

Tí xīn zài kǒu, the heart is near the mouth, almost jumping out. Describe worry and fear. Used as predicate, attributive, and adverbial; used in times of panic.

ròu tiào xīn jīng: ròu tiào xīn jīng, the heart is startled and the body is frightened. It describes being worried about the impending disaster or encountering something very terrible, and being very scared and uneasy. As a predicate or adverbial; refers to being very scared.

Hanxin sells ambition: hán xīn xiāo zhì, describing worry and worry. Same as "chilling one's heart and dissipating one's ambition". As predicate and attributive; used for doing things.

Frightened: jīng xīn diào dǎn, describing being very scared or worried. As an object, attributive, and adverbial; used in fear.

pò dǎn hán xīn: pò dǎn hán xīn, frightened to the point of fear, chilling the heart. Describes being very worried and scared. As a predicate or attributive; it means very scared.

With fright: xīn jīng ròu tiào, describing fear of imminent disaster and panic. Used as predicate, object, and adverbial; to describe people who are extremely frightened and panicked.

To worry about the ancients: tì gǔ rén dān yōu, to worry about the difficulties and dangers encountered by the ancients. A metaphor for unnecessary worries and sorrows. Used as predicate and object; refers to worry.

Heart disease should also be treated with heart medicine: xīn bìng hái yòng xīn yào yī, the worries or longings in the heart have become a mental burden, and the factors causing this mental burden must be eliminated to solve the problem. Use as object and clause; To exhort people.

Not worth worrying about: bù zú wéi lǜ, not worth worrying about. As a predicate; it means not to worry.

Anxious: zhuì zhuì bù ān, anxious: sorrow, fear. To describe feeling uneasy due to fear or worry. Used as predicate, attributive, and adverbial; refers to a person's mood.

Hanxinxiaozhi: hán xīn xiāo zhì, describes worry and worry. Same as "cold heart selling ambition". As predicate and attributive; used for doing things.

Restless sleep and food: qǐn shí bù ān, unable to sleep well and unable to eat well. Very worried. Used as predicate, attributive, and complement; refers to being upset.

jiāo xīn láo sī: jiāo xīn láo sī, describing a person who is very worried and worried. Used as predicate and adverbial; to describe anxious mood.

ròu chàn xīn jīng: ròu chàn xīn jīng, used to describe being worried about the imminent disaster or encountering something very terrible, feeling very scared and uneasy. Same as "flesh pounding and frightened". Used as predicate, object, and adverbial; to describe people who are extremely frightened and panicked.

jīng xīn diào dǎn, jīng xīn diào dǎn, frightened; frightened; frightened, trembling. Describe being very scared or worried. As an object, attributive, and adverbial; used in fear.

Guilty: lǐ kuī xīn xū, worrying for insufficient reasons. Used as predicate and object; refers to a guilty conscience.

Heart diseases can also be treated from the heart: xīn bìng hái cóng xīn shàng yī, the worries or mental burdens in the heart must be eliminated from the factors causing this mental burden. As an object or clause; used to admonish people.

Heart disease also requires a heart doctor: xīn bìng hái xū xīn shàng yī, the worries or longings in the heart have become a mental burden, and the factors causing this mental burden must be eliminated. As object, attributive, clause; used to admonish people.

Heart disease will also be treated with heart medicine: xīn bìng hái jiāng xīn yào yī. The worries or mental burdens in the heart must eliminate the factors causing this mental burden. As an object or clause; used to admonish people.

Heart disease also requires heart medicine: xīn bìng hái xū xīn yào yī. The worries or longings in the heart have become a mental burden, and the factors causing this mental burden must be eliminated.

Pinch a handful of sweat: niē yī bǎ hàn, sweating on the hands due to worry. Describes a very nervous mood. As a predicate; to describe worry.

The mother worries when her son travels a thousand miles: ér xíng qiān lǐ mǔ dān yōu. When the child travels far away, the mother is always worried about it. Describes the sincere and deep maternal love. As an object and attributive; used in the relationship between mother and child.

jiū xīn bā gān: jiū xīn bā gān refers to people who are extremely anxious and extremely worried. As predicate and attributive; used for doing things.

Care about gains and losses: huàn dé huàn shī, worry: worry, worry. Worry about not getting it, worry about losing it when you get it. Describes a person who attaches great importance to personal gains and losses. Used as predicate, attributive, and adverbial; it refers to valuing personal gains and losses.

To be surprised and frightened: chī jīng shòu pà, to be frightened. Used as predicate, attributive, and adverbial; to describe worry and fear.

Chiyuzhi worry: chí yú zhī lǜ, refers to worry about being involved in disaster for no reason. As an object; referring to worry.

ròu tiào shén jīng: ròu tiào shén jīng, describes being worried about the impending disaster or encountering something very terrible, and being very frightened and uneasy. Same as "flesh pounding and frightened". Used as predicate, object, and adverbial; to describe people who are extremely frightened and panicked.

Qǐ rén zhī yōu: qǐ rén zhī yōu, a metaphor for unnecessary or unfounded worries and worries. Same as "unfounded worries". Used as subject and object; mostly used to exhort people.

Qi people worry about the sky: qǐ rén yōu tiān, Qi: the name of the vassal state in the Zhou Dynasty, in the area of ??Qixian County in present-day Henan. There was a man in Qi State who was afraid that the sky would fall. A metaphor for unnecessary or unfounded worries and worries. Used as predicate, attributive, and adverbial; refers to unfounded worries.

Relieved: rú shì zhòng fù, release: put down; heavy burden: heavy burden. As easy as letting go of a heavy burden. Describes the feeling of relaxation and joy after the tension has passed. Used as predicate, object, and adverbial; refers to eliminating nervousness.

If you want to inflict a crime, why bother without words: yù jiā zhī zuì, hé huàn wú cí, desire: want; worry: sorrow, worry; words: words, refers to excuses. If you want to accuse someone, you don't have to worry about finding a crime. Refers to falsely accusing people at will. As an object or clause; it refers to imposing a crime on someone.

To worry about the country and the people: yōu guó āi mín, to worry about state affairs and the safety of the people. As predicate and attributive; used for doing things.

Yinyouxiti: yín yōu xī tì, Yin: Yin hour, generally refers to the morning; Ti: worry. It mostly means that those in power are worried and fearful morning and night. As predicate and attributive; used for rulers.

Why worry without words: hé huàn wú cí, why worry: even; words: words. Why worry about not having anything to say? It is often used together with "to accuse a good person", which means that when a bad person framed a good person, he made up the accusation without any reason and said it plausibly. As a clause; often used together with "to inflict crime".

Look back: hòu gù zhī yōu, Gu: look back. Troubles from behind. It means that when moving forward, you are worried about problems happening behind you. As an object; referring to the worries at the rear.

Wandering on the wrong path: páng huáng qí tú, hesitant and afraid of going astray. As a predicate and attributive; it refers to worry about taking the wrong path.

Afraid of ghosts: pà chù yǒu guǐ, the more scared you are, the more ghosts will appear in the place. It is a metaphor that the more you worry about something, the more likely it will appear. As object and attributive; used in spoken language.

Afraid of being discussed by things: kǒng zāo wù yì, things: here refers to people; discussion: discussion. Worry about being criticized by everyone. As a predicate; fear of criticism.

To be in panic all day long: huáng huáng bù kě zhōng rì, to be in panic and unable to survive even one day. Describes being extremely frightened and restless. Used as predicate, adverbial, and attributive; to describe worry and fear.

Wò liǎng shǒu hàn: wò liǎng shǒu hàn, describing being very shocked, scared or worried.

Chēng mén zhǔ hù, support: support; support: support. Support portal. Refers to independently presiding over or taking on a certain aspect of work. Used as predicate and attributive; used for backbone, etc.

Worry for the ancients: tì gǔ rén dān yōu, refers to unnecessary worries. Used as predicate and object; refers to worry.

Qi Guozhi: qǐ guó zhī yōu, a metaphor for unnecessary or unfounded worries and worries. Same as "unfounded worries". Used as subject and object; mostly used to exhort people.

Qi Guó yōu tiān: qǐ guó yōu tiān, a metaphor for unnecessary or unfounded worries and worries. Same as "unfounded worries". Used as a predicate or adverbial; referring to unfounded worries.

Qi Tian Zhi worry: qǐ tiān zhī lǜ, a metaphor for unnecessary or unfounded worries and worries. Same as "unfounded worries". Also saved as "Qi Lun". Used as subject and object; mostly used to exhort people.

Yang Zhu Qiqi: yáng zhū qì qí, often used as an allusion to express sentimental worries about the rugged world, worries about going astray, or feelings of separation on the wrong path.

The emperor cannot last the whole day: huáng huáng bù kě zhōng rì, so panicked that he cannot even survive a day. Describes being extremely frightened and restless. Used as predicate, adverbial, and attributive; to describe worry and fear.

Zhiyuan fear mud: zhì yuǎn kǒng nì, to: arrive; mud: rigid. Worry gets in the way of achieving ambitious goals. As object and attributive; used in written language.

Huán gù zhī yōu, huán gù zhī yōu, return to care: look back and take care of. It means that you are worried about problems or troubles behind you when you are ahead or in the process of moving forward.

Gu Nei Zhi worry: gù nèi zhī yōu, Gu: take care of, take care of. Refers to worries and worries about the rear. As an object; referring to the worries at the rear.

worry about public affairs as well as home: yōu gōng rú jiā, worry about public affairs as much as worry about family affairs. As predicate and attributive; used for doing things.

Guà cháng xuán dǎn: guà cháng xuán dǎn, describing worry and being unable to let go.