despair gives courage to a coward(qín kùn fù chē)

despair gives courage to a coward

As a Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is Q í NK ù NF ù ch ē, which means that when animals are in a hurry to be trapped, they will also knock over people's cars. It means that people will take risks when they are desperate. It comes from the biography of chulizi Ganmao in historical records by Sima Qian of the Western Han Dynasty.

interpretation

When animals are caught in a hurry, they will also knock over people's cars. It means that people take risks when they are desperate.

source

According to the biography of Gan Mao in historical records, "Han Gongzhong told the Su dynasty that Xiang Shou said:" birds are trapped and cars are overturned. "

example

Han Gongzhong said to Xiang Shou: "to.". In the Western Han Dynasty, Liu Xiang's "Warring States policy · Han ceyi"

A dog leaping over a wall in a hurry

grammar

Serial verb; as attribute and object; with derogatory meaning.

Chinese PinYin : qín kùn fù chē