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Open the tool →欲益反弊 (yù yì fǎn bì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to try to do good or improve a situation, but instead make it worse”.
欲益反弊 is pronounced yù yì fǎn bì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 欲益反弊 means “desire to benefit, but instead harm”. It is used to mean “to try to do good or improve a situation, but instead make it worse”.
犹言欲益反损。想把事情做好,结果反而弄坏。