What do you mean "I can't eat, I can't eat"?

Point out the problem and bear all the consequences: the idea came from you, and you can't eat it if there is a problem.

Bear all the consequences

Pinyin: chρbρLiεo d not u zhe zǒu?

1, metaphor does not understand the overall situation, get into trouble or cause adverse consequences must bear.

2. It used to be spoken in dialect. After it spread, its original intention was forgotten intentionally or unintentionally. On the contrary, it is well-known with warning, threatening tone or joke extension meaning, which means: "If something goes wrong, (you) will bear all the consequences" or "If you look good, let me grind it slowly from now on".

Source:

1. Ming Lanling smiled and gave birth to the thirteenth time of Jin Ping Mei Hua thorn: "You let your servant spend the night in the courtyard. If you want his wife here, I can't let you go. "

2. Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions 23: "Don't bring it into the garden. If people know it, I can't eat it."

There is an old man named Pan by the Yellow River. The steamed bread he made is so delicious that everyone loves to buy it. Passers-by thought it was delicious and wanted to take a few away, but it was inconvenient without capsules. He sent someone to buy some white cloth and make it into a small cloth bag for the convenience of the guests.

After his death, his son took over the bag shop. But Pan Laohan's son doesn't want to make progress, and the quality of steamed buns is getting worse every day. As long as someone comes to eat steamed buns, he makes people buy a lot. The guest said, "I can't eat!" " "He said," I can't eat, just take it! " "

As a result, people were frightened and the steamed stuffed bun shop closed. Since then, the phrase "I can't eat, I want to walk around" has spread.

Extended data:

First, related riddles:

Packaging (to paraphrase a common saying)-beyond one's capacity.

Riddle analysis: Packing is to take away the leftovers, because if you haven't finished eating at the dinner table, you need to take them away, which means "you can't finish eating". Actually, it means that you must bear the things that have caused trouble or caused bad consequences.

Second, allusions:

Ten years ago, a public service advertisement of CCTV told everyone that if you eat out, there are leftovers, so don't waste them. At that time, Yang Li, a famous drake of CCTV, said, "You can't eat it, you can take it." This sentence, in turn, makes people feel quite creative at that time.

In essence, it is "returning to nature" and returning to the original meaning. On the other hand, young people have heard a lot from two aspects, both of which are not new. But after thinking about its extended meaning, everyone still finds it very interesting. This is the charm of language.