







幸反为祸 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “What seems fortunate can turn into a disaster under certain circumstances; good fortune can be a source of calamity”. Literally, “Fortune turns into calamity”.

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Open the tool →幸反为祸 (xìng fǎn wèi huò) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “What seems fortunate can turn into a disaster under certain circumstances; good fortune can be a source of calamity”.
幸反为祸 is pronounced xìng fǎn wèi huò in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 幸反为祸 means “Fortune turns into calamity”. It is used to mean “What seems fortunate can turn into a disaster under certain circumstances; good fortune can be a source of calamity”.
幸:幸运,幸福;祸:灾祸,灾难。在一定条件下,幸福可以转为灾难