Forced death and forced life
Forced death and forced living is a Chinese idiom, pronounced as Qi ǎ ngs ǐ Qi ǎ nghu ó, which means the metaphor is very reluctant.
source
The 63rd chapter of a dream of Red Mansions by Cao Xueqin in Qing Dynasty: "where would you like to drink in Tanchun? But three or four people, including Xiangyun, Xiangling and Li Wan, forced their lives to give up for a long time. "
usage
As an object or adverbial; very reluctantly.
The synonym is difficult for others
Antonym volunteering
Forced death and forced life
of a woman with face powdered and eyebrows darkened - fěn bái dài lǜ
fabricate rumours to mislead people - liú yán huò zhòng