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Open the tool →夜蛾赴火 (yè é fù huǒ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to rush into danger or a self-destructive situation out of a strong attraction or desire, like a moth flying into a flame; to be irresistibly drawn to something despite potential harm”.
夜蛾赴火 is pronounced yè é fù huǒ in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 夜蛾赴火 means “Night moth flies to fire”. It is used to mean “to rush into danger or a self-destructive situation out of a strong attraction or desire, like a moth flying into a flame; to be irresistibly drawn to something despite potential harm”.
蛾:像蝴蝶似的昆虫;赴:投入。像蛾子扑火一样。比喻奔赴所向往的目标