risk one's head

risk one's head

In Chinese, Pinyin is Z ì sh ē NN á Nb ǎ o, which means you can't protect yourself. It's from a warning to the world.

The origin of Idioms

Feng Menglong of Ming Dynasty: "I think it's better if Jiangxi is not heavy. If it's heavy, it's" mud Bodhisattva falls into the water, it's hard for him to protect himself ". Can he protect others?"

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym]: self-care, grass-roots fire-fighting [antonym]: helping others

Idiom usage

I can't protect myself. He is in danger now. In Ding Ling's the sun shines on the sangqian River: "my brother says," the mud Bodhisattva crosses the river. "It's good to send it back."