迭起 dié qǐ v. continuously arising / to arise repeatedly syn 善后 善後 shàn hòu to deal with the aftermath (arising from an accident) / funeral arrangements / reparations 油然而生 yóu rán ér shēng arising involuntarily (idiom) / spontaneous / to spring up unbidden (of emotion) syn 崛地而起 jué dì ér qǐ lit. arising suddenly above the level ground (idiom) / sudden emergence of prominent new feature 无风三尺浪 無風三尺浪 wú fēng sān chǐ làng lit. large waves in windless conditions (idiom) / fig. trouble arising unexpectedly 凌汛 líng xùn ice-jam flood (arising when river downstream freezes more than upstream) 枝节横生 枝節橫生 zhī jié héng shēng side issues keep arising (idiom) 节上生枝 節上生枝 jié shàng shēng zhī a new branch grows out of a knot (idiom) / fig. side issues keep arising 预防苯所产生的毒害的公约 預防苯所產生的毒害的公約 Convention concerning Protection Against Hazards of Poisoning Arising from Benzene 季孙之忧 季孫之憂 jì sūn zhī yōu (idiom) This expression refers to a threat or crisis arising from within a group or organization. 临深履薄 lín shēn lǚ bó (idiom) To stand before a deep abyss and walk on thin ice. It describes extreme caution arising from fear of making a mistake or suffering a setback. syn 蛮触相争 蠻觸相爭 mán chù xiāng zhēng (idiom) Originally, two tiny states fight over territory on the two horns of a snail. It refers to a quarrel or war arising from a trivial cause, often an unjust one. 盛衰荣辱 盛衰榮辱 shèng shuāi róng rǔ (idiom) Refers to the various circumstances arising from changes and developments in human affairs and worldly situations. syn 舄乌虎帝 舄烏虎帝 xì wū hǔ dì (idiom) It refers to errors arising in the copying or transmission of a text, especially when characters have similar forms. 萧墙祸起 xiāo qiáng huò qǐ (idiom) Trouble begins within the household. Figuratively, it refers to disorder or conflict arising from within an organization or community. 一念之私 yī niàn zhī sī (idiom) A selfish thought or private interest arising in one’s mind. 一念之误 yī niàn zhī wù (idiom) A mistake arising from a single thought. It is synonymous with “a momentary error.” 万殊之妙 wàn shòu zhī miào (idiom) The subtle wonders and mysteries arising from the countless differences among things. 三豕渡河 sān shǐ dù hé (idiom) Refers to errors arising when a text is copied or printed. The expression is based on confusing similar-looking characters. 切鈇之疑 qiè fū zhī yí (idiom) A suspicion or prejudice arising from subjective inference without sufficient grounds. 因败为成 yīn bài wéi chéng (idiom) To turn failure into success by making use of favorable circumstances arising from a setback. 国恨家仇 guó hèn jiā chóu (idiom) The hatred arising from the invasion of one’s country and the destruction of one’s home. 应运而出 yìng yùn ér chū (idiom) Originally, it referred to something arising in accordance with Heaven’s mandate. 志满气骄 zhì mǎn qì jiāo (idiom) To describe someone who becomes arrogant and self-satisfied after a success. It can also describe conduct arising from such a state of mind. 新愁旧憾 新愁舊憾 xīn chóu jiù hàn (idiom) New sorrows and old regrets. It describes profound sadness and resentment arising from present worries and memories of the past. 源殊派异 源殊派異 yuán shū pài yì (idiom) Describes schools or doctrines arising from different sources, each forming its own independent tradition without connection to the others. 牛山之悲 niú shān zhī bēi (idiom) Sorrow arising from an improper or impossible desire, especially regret at being unable to escape a natural condition. 睚眦之嫌 yá zì zhī xián (idiom) A slight grievance arising from a hostile glance or a very minor offense. 祸乱交兴 huò luàn jiāo xīng (idiom) Describes disasters and wars arising one after another, leaving the country in turmoil and instability. 福业相牵 福業相牽 fú yè xiāng qiān (idiom) Good fortune and wrongdoing are often intertwined. Blessings may be accompanied by consequences arising from sinful deeds. 私视使目盲 sī shì shǐ mù máng (idiom) A biased view arising from self-interest prevents a person from seeing the proper direction clearly. 肘胁之患 zhǒu xié zhī huàn (idiom) A danger or calamity that is very close, arising within one’s immediate surroundings. Also used as a variant of “danger at one’s elbow.” 肘腋之变 肘腋之變 zhǒu yè zhī biàn (idiom) Refers to a disaster or disturbance arising from one’s immediate surroundings, especially within a group or family. It emphasizes the proximity of the threat. 肩背相望 jiān bèi xiāng wàng (idiom) Describes people or phenomena arising one after another in an unbroken succession. 萧墙之变 xiāo qiáng zhī biàn (idiom) It refers to disorder or calamity arising within a family, organization, or state. The expression emphasizes an internal cause. 萧墙之祸 xiāo qiáng zhī huò (idiom) Disaster or disorder arising within a family or group / more broadly, calamity or turmoil caused by internal factors. 虎斑霞绮，林籁泉韵 虎斑霞綺，林籟泉韻 hǔ bān xiá qǐ，lín lài quán yùn (idiom) Describes the beauty of natural scenery and the pleasing harmony of the sounds arising from it. 血海冤仇 xuè hǎi yuān chóu (idiom) Describes an extremely deep hatred, usually arising from the murder of a loved one or many victims. 蹐地局天 jí dì jú tiān (idiom) To describe an extremely cautious and reserved attitude, arising from fear and respect. 还顾之忧 還顧之憂 huán gù zhī yōu (idiom) Concern about problems or disturbances arising behind one while one is at the front or moving forward. 雀角鼠牙 què jiǎo shǔ yá (idiom) Originally referred to a lawsuit arising from forcing a young woman into marriage. It later came to mean lawsuits, disputes, and quarrels in general. 风流冤孽 fēng liú yuān niè (idiom) Refers to grudges and wrongdoing arising from sexual or romantic entanglements. 