Go away with fear

Go away with fear

It is an idiom, pronounced w è iy ǐ ng é RZ ǒ u, which means to disturb others. From Zhuangzi fisherman.

explain

It's a metaphor for mediocrity. Also known as "fear of evil deeds.".

source

"The fisherman of Chuang Tzu said:" people who go away fearing evil deeds, the more they count, the more they trace. The more they walk, the more ill they are. They think it's too late. They walk fast and die. They don't know where Yin is to rest their shadows, and they are quiet to rest their tracks

usage

As a predicate or attributive