have no peace of mind

have no peace of mind

The Chinese idiom, w á NGH ú NSH ī pॸin Pinyin, means to describe the appearance of panic, anxiety, restlessness and abnormal action. From watching the money slave.

Analysis of Idioms

A close synonym: bewildered, bewildered

The origin of Idioms

Yuan · anonymous's the second fold of watching the slave: "hungry in my stomach, cold in my body."

Idiom usage

Be in a state of panic.

Examples

Lu Xun's "new stories: going out of the pass": "Confucius seems to have been hit in the head. He is sitting in a daze, just like a dull piece of wood."