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五色无主
五色无主
五色无主
五色无主
五色无主
五色无主
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五色无主
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五色无主

wǔ五sè色wú无zhǔ主

To be utterly terrified and lose all composure; to be panic-stricken, with one's face turning pale and looking disoriented.

听到这个突如其来的噩耗,他吓得五色无主,半天说不出话来
Hearing the sudden bad news, he was so terrified that he turned pale and lost his composure, unable to speak for a long time.

Era:

Ancient

Frequency:

Synonym:

六神无主

Antonym:

镇定自若

Story:

Legend has it that during Emperor Shun's reign, Yu was tasked with controlling the Yellow River floods.

Once, Yu was leading his men across the Yangtze River for an inspection when a giant yellow dragon emerged from the water in the middle of the river.

The people on the boat were greatly alarmed, turning pale with fear and losing their composure completely.

Only Yu remained calm and composed. He told the yellow dragon that he was not afraid to die. Hearing Yu's words, the yellow dragon had no choice but to sink back into the river and slip away.

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