People are uneasy

People are uneasy

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is R é Nb ù Z ì n, which means people are in a state of panic and uncertainty. It comes from the biography of Murong in the book of Wei.

Idiom usage

Therefore, both inside and outside fear, people are uneasy, all seek to avoid, do not have a firm will, heavy foot, in order to catch the son.

The origin of Idioms

"The book of Wei, Murong biography:" so up and down the shock situation, people are uneasy, although loyal relatives, but also Qian Huai left two

Idiom explanation

People are in a state of panic and vacillation.