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Open the tool →何患无辞 (hé huàn wú cí) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “it's easy to fabricate excuses or charges when one intends to condemn someone; there's no need to worry about not having words”.
何患无辞 is pronounced hé huàn wú cí in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 何患无辞 means “Why worry about having no pretexts?”. It is used to mean “it's easy to fabricate excuses or charges when one intends to condemn someone; there's no need to worry about not having words”.
何患:哪怕;辞:言辞。哪里用得着担心没有话说呢?常与“欲加之罪”连用,表示坏人诬陷好人时,无端捏造罪名,还说得振振有词。