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Open the tool →狼吃幞头 (láng chī fú tóu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be caught in a dilemma where one suffers in silence, unable to express one's grievances; to have a bitter pill to swallow, unable to speak out about one's troubles”.
狼吃幞头 is pronounced láng chī fú tóu in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 狼吃幞头 means “Wolf eats headwear”. It is used to mean “to be caught in a dilemma where one suffers in silence, unable to express one's grievances; to have a bitter pill to swallow, unable to speak out about one's troubles”.
狼衔去人的幞头,吞不下又吐不出。比喻有苦难言,强自忍耐。