be implicated in trouble

be implicated in trouble

The disaster of pond fish is a Chinese idiom, pronounced ch í y ú zh ī huॸ, which means to refer to the disaster caused by involvement.

Idiom explanation

Basic explanation

It refers to the disaster of being involved.

Separate interpretation

Fish in the pond: 1. Fish in the pond: birds love the old forest, and fish think of the old abyss. (2) it refers to the disaster of innocent people because of involvement: the disaster of fish in the pond | the worry of fish in the pond.

Idioms and allusions

[source]: Volume 2-4 of Er Ke Pai An Qi: "the Taoist said:" in three years, the world will change. There will be wars and chaos in the local area, which will not happen. You should choose a good place to live and avoid the disaster of fish in the pond. "

Discrimination of words

Fish in the pond suffer, fish in the pond suffer