To meet with misfortune or suffer a calamity

to involve others in a disaster; to spread misfortune to others

(idiom) to bring calamity to the country and cause suffering to the people

(idiom) to cause innocent bystanders to suffer or be caught up in turmoil; to be implicated or harmed by association without cause

disaster brought upon innocent people through being involved in someone else's misfortune; refers to a story where the water in a pond was drained to put out a fire, causing the fish to die

disaster; calamity; misfortune

to bring disaster or calamity to the people; often used in the phrase [[祸国殃民|禍國殃民|huo4 guo2 yang1 min2]]

To neglect state affairs and bring calamity upon the people.

appearing weak or feeble due to long-term illness; in fragile health

calamity or misfortune left over from the past; a disaster that makes itself felt long after the original cause

(idiom) Lit. a fire in the city gates is a calamity for the fish in the moat (from which water is drawn to fight the fire); fig. innocent bystanders are dragged into a disaster or suffer due to circumstances beyond their control

Calamity will befall those whose moral character or abilities are not in keeping with their social status or high position.

document detailing the horoscope of a deceased person along with instructions for funeral arrangements and taboos

an astrologer's certificate detailing the horoscope of a deceased person and relevant funeral requirements; also called [[殃书|殃書|yang1 shu1]]

suffering, calamity, or misfortune

to bring disaster to the state and cause great suffering to the populace

(idiom) A lifetime of bad deeds will eventually result in suffering or disaster for oneself or one's descendants; based on a passage from the [[易经|易經|yi4 jing1]] stating that a house that accumulates evil will have misfortune left over for its children.