to be anxious, concerned, or apprehensive

distressed; laden with grief; worried and grieved

to be worried or anxious about something

depressed; dejected; sullen; heavy-hearted

fears of trouble in the rear or at home; worries for the future or consequences that prevent one from acting freely; often used in the negative to mean having no such worries

to be anxious, distressed, or gloomy; sad

deeply worried and sick at heart; care-laden or heavyhearted

carefree and without any worries; used to describe a state of mind that is lighthearted and free from anxiety

To clear away worries and solve difficult problems

a heart or mind weighed down by worry; anxiety; troubled mood

worrying; bleak; worth serious consideration or concern

a profound or deep-seated anxiety held in the heart

A mentality of being prepared for potential danger or hardship even when things are going well; a constant state of vigilance against future risks.

(psychology) clinical depression or melancholia; a psychological disorder characterized by persistent low mood, loss of interest, and physical symptoms like insomnia or loss of appetite

suffering; misery; difficulty or hardship stemming from anxiety and trouble

To share someone's worries or difficulties; to help someone through a period of trouble or anxiety.

(idiom) to entertain unnecessary or imaginary worries; literally "the man of [[杞|杞|qi3]] who feared the sky would fall"

to sleep peacefully with no worries; to sit back and relax because everything is safe and secure

a mixture of joy and sorrow; having mixed feelings about a about something

To be concerned about the country's future and the people's suffering

internal trouble and outside aggression, usually referring to a nation facing both internal rebellion and external invasion

vexed and worried; to fret and be troubled by anxieties

To cast aside or forget one's cares and sorrows

to be anxious or worried; to ponder with concern

To report only the good news and hold back the bad; to sweep unpleasant news under the carpet.

to dispel or alleviate worries, anxieties, or sorrows

a facial expression that shows worry or anxiety

troubles or unrest from within a country or organization

to be concerned about national affairs or the fate of the nation

to be extremely worried or distressed, as if one's heart were on fire

feeling deep worry and apprehension; apprehensive

survival and growth come from enduring adversity and struggle; often paired with the concept of perishing through easy living

feeling both worried and resentful; exasperated; indignant

to report bad news; to announce failure, shortcomings, or disaster

a matter of immediate concern; worries or problems occurring in the near future, often used in contrast with [[远虑|遠慮|yuan3 lu:4]]

Feeling depressed, troubled, or anxious; worried and vexed.

to sleep soundly without any worries; used to describe a situation where everything has been handled properly and there is no need for concern

feeling down and full of worries; depressed and troubled

To turn from a state of sadness or worry to one of happiness

to have gone through a great deal of misery; having experienced many hardships and tribulations

(literary) deeply worried and sorrowful; distressed

to show worry or distress on one's face; to look dismal and unhappy

suffering from anxiety and pain; distressed

(literary) a worried or sad facial expression

To be so happy that one forgets all their troubles and sorrows; often used to describe a state of pure joy or contentment

groundless or unnecessary anxiety; literal fear that the sky might fall; see [[杞人忧天|杞人憂天|qi3 ren2 you1 tian1]]

to be so happy that one forgets all their troubles and worries

Groundless fears or unnecessary anxieties; an abbreviation for [[杞人忧天|杞人憂天|qi3 ren2 you1 tian1]]

(idiom) to fret over the problems of people from long ago; to have uncalled-for or pointless worries about things that are already settled or beyond one's control