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Open the tool →披麻救火 (pī má jiù huǒ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to bring trouble upon oneself by one's own actions, especially when attempting to resolve a problem in a self-destructive or counterproductive way; to make things worse for oneself while trying to help”.
披麻救火 is pronounced pī má jiù huǒ in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 披麻救火 means “to wear sackcloth to put out a fire”. It is used to mean “to bring trouble upon oneself by one's own actions, especially when attempting to resolve a problem in a self-destructive or counterproductive way; to make things worse for oneself while trying to help”.
披着麻去救火。比喻惹火烧身,自招灾祸。