Chinese idiom: Yuan - Wu Ming's "The Injustice Debtor" (冤家债主)第三折："How come my child was hooked for a while, and I, Zhang Shanyou, was so worried about him."
Chinese idiom example: People are waiting with their intestines tied up in their stomachs, and you are going to go to Gao Le!
Traditional writing style: 牵肠挂肚
Note: Provide ㄧㄢ ㄔㄤˊ ㄍㄨㄚˋ ㄉㄨˋ
Synonyms for "牵肠挂肚" are: 春树暮云 Tang Du Fu, "Spring Memories of Li Bai": "Spring trees in the north of Weiwei, and twilight clouds in the east of Jiangdong." The poem borrowed the clouds and trees and write the feelings of longing. Later on, the poem was called "Spring Trees" (春树), which means "spring trees" (春树). It is often used to refer to the excessive love between young men and women. The reforms that people think about in the morning and in the evening have become a reality
Antonyms for "to be attached to one's heart and soul": to put behind one's head, to have a heart of stone, to have a hard heart, to be tough and not to be touched by one's feelings
Idiomorphisms: conjunctive; used as a predicate, a determiner, an adjective; having a positive connotation
Common Usage: Commonly Used Idioms
Emotion. Color: Neutral Idioms
Idiomatic Structure: Combined Idioms
Era: Ancient Idioms
English Translation: be very worried about
Russian Translation: терзáть душу
Japanese Translation: きわめて心配(しんぱい)する, 気にかかってたまらな い
Chinese idiom: A mouthful of fishing hooks
Pronunciation note: Belly, can not be pronounced as "dǔ".
Writing note: intestine, can not write "long".
Afterword: A mouthful of swallowed into the fishing hook; crossroads open butcher store