to feel anxious, uneasy, or concerned about a person, situation, or potential problem

feeling or showing deep distress, sadness, or grief

to feel anxious, concerned, or troubled about someone or something

sullen, depressed, melancholy, or dejected

free from anxiety, care, or sorrow; untroubled.

concerns about potential negative repercussions or future complications resulting from a decision or action

to be worried

deeply worried and sick at heart

carefree; without worries

to resolve a difficult situation and remove worries (idiom)

feeling anxious, concerned, or troubled by a situation

causing concern or distress; showing little promise or likely to end badly

a secret, private, or underlying worry that is not yet fully manifest or publicly expressed

(psychology) depression

suffering, misery, or hardship, often resulting from misfortune or crisis

to share someone's tribulations or help them with their worries and difficulties

To entertain unnecessary or unfounded anxiety; to worry about things that are unlikely to occur.

to be totally free from worry and rest easy

to have mixed feelings of both joy and sorrow

feeling concerned about the welfare of the country and the people, often used to describe scholars or writers.

Internal trouble and external aggression; facing crises both at home and abroad.

to be anxious, troubled, or fretful

the state of being anxious, worried, or agitated

to report only positive news while concealing or withholding negative or unpleasant information

a state of feeling worried, anxious, or fearful about the future

to report bad news, failures, shortcomings, or disasters

feeling heavy-hearted, dejected, or weighed down by worries

having experienced much suffering

(literary) worried facial expression

unfounded or unnecessary anxiety or worry about things that are unlikely to happen

to fret over matters of the past, historical figures, or situations that are already settled and beyond one's control

deep suffering or national crisis can stimulate wisdom and lead to the emergence of sagacity or great leaders

antidepressant drug

(literary) to be in mourning after the death of a parent

He who gives no thought to far-flung problems soon finds suffering nearby; lack of long-term planning inevitably leads to immediate trouble.

to be the first to worry about affairs of state, and the last to enjoy oneself (quotation from the essay "On Yueyang Tower" by Song writer Fan Zhongyan)

Internal trouble and external hardship; in a mess both domestically and abroad.

to live in a settled and peaceful environment without any concerns or anxieties

daylily (Hemerocallis fulva)

feeling anxious, distressed, or burdened with care

worrying; feeling deeply anxious

happy on the one hand, but worried on the other

to fret or worry about the troubles or fates of historical figures or people from the past

To thrive in calamity and perish in soft living; the idea that hardship fosters survival and growth while ease and pleasure lead to ruin.

To have no worries about food and clothing; to be well-off enough to have all basic necessities met.