to spend money or effort pointlessly; a waste of resources

a destined love or sweetheart, often used playfully or in Chinese opera

to cry out against an injustice; to proclaim one's innocence

a grievance or the state of being treated unfairly

the ghost or departed spirit of someone who died as a result of an injustice, often seeking vengeance or the clearing of their name

a person who spends money foolishly or is easily deceived into overpaying

Cases involving unjust, false, or mistaken charges.

to suffer from a false accusation or injustice

an unnecessary journey or additional distance traveled in vain, often due to a mistake or lack of information

to suffer an unjust death

to right a wrong or seek justice for an injustice

The facts or circumstances surrounding a miscarriage of justice or a wrongful accusation.

an unjust charge or verdict; a miscarriage of justice or frame-up

to suffer an injustice or be falsely accused

enemies or rivals inevitably cross paths, often in unexpected or unavoidable situations

to appeal for justice or demand redress for a grievance

quarrelsome but loving couple

a bitter enemy or long-standing opponent

deep-seated resentment, hatred, or hostility resulting from past grievances or wrongs

A grievance or wrong that has not been cleared, corrected, or vindicated.

enmity or a deep-seated grudge that leads to sin or misfortune

to right a wrong; to redress an injustice

destiny will inevitably bring enemies or rivals together

to complain bitterly about an injustice

It is better to resolve enmity than to keep it alive.

to air or state one's grievances or suffering, especially regarding an injustice

resentment over unfair treatment

anguish or suffering caused by an injustice

money spent in vain; wasted money

an unjust charge or false accusation

(slang) sucker; dupe; patsy (often used humorously or self-deprecatingly)

having no grievances or enmities with someone; to be on neutral terms

one who doesn't avenge an injustice is not a gentleman, one who doesn't redress a wrong is not a man

money spent unnecessarily or on something not worth the cost

when settling disputes one should deal only with those responsible and not involve third parties

"Collected Cases of Injustice Rectified" (1247) by [[宋慈|宋慈|Song4 Ci2]], considered the world's first forensic science text

feeling frustrated, agitated, or deeply troubled, often due to a sense of grievance

to suffer injustice

The Injustice to Dou E, a famous Yuan Dynasty drama by Guan Hanqing

an enemy or person with whom one has a grievance

if revenge breeds revenge, will there ever be an end to it? (Buddhist saying)

enmity or grievance that leads to sinful or harmful consequences

Victims of Opium, novel by Peng Yangou [[彭养鸥|彭養鷗|Peng2 Yang3 ou1]] published in 1909