姜太公钓鱼,愿者上钩 jiāngtàigōngdiàoyúyuànzhěshànggōu like Jiang Ziya fishing, the willing take the bait
To do something of one's own free will despite the risks; used to describe a situation where someone willingly falls into a trap or takes an action knowing the consequences. This idiom refers to the legend of the sage [[姜子牙|姜子牙|jiang1 zi3 ya2]] fishing with a straight hook above the water, waiting for the fish to choose to be caught.