in peril

in peril

Spring ice tiger tail, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch ū Nb ī NGH ǔ w ě I, which means stepping on the tiger's tail and walking on the thin ice in spring. It means being in a very dangerous situation. From the book of history, Jun ya.

Analysis of Idioms

Hu Wei Chun Bing

The origin of Idioms

"Shangshu · Junya": "the worry of the heart is dangerous, if you dance the tail of a tiger, it is related to spring ice."

Idiom usage

Combined; attributive; derogatory. Example sun Guangxian, Song Dynasty, Volume 20 of the northern dream of Suoyan: "Yan Guang and other deep words of the evil Artemisia ring, want to realize the meaning."