I'm in a hurry

I'm in a hurry

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l ì Q ū jऻqi ó ng, which means that all strength and wisdom have been used up. It comes from Wu Baoan, volume 166 of Taiping Guangji.

Analysis of Idioms

Li Qu Dao Qiong

The origin of Idioms

Wu Baoan, volume 166 of Taiping Guangji, said, "I'm in distress now, and I'm in a desperate situation."

Idiom usage

It is used in the situation of people.

Examples

I don't think this generation of rats and dogs have any deep plans. They have been defeated by our enemies for days. The story of Yunbi and pingman's memorial by Qiu Rui in Ming Dynasty