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Open the tool →狐兔之悲 (hú tù zhī bēi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a deep sorrow or empathy felt for the suffering or demise of one's own kind or those who share a similar fate, highlighting a sense of shared vulnerability and kinship”.
狐兔之悲 is pronounced hú tù zhī bēi in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 狐兔之悲 means “Sorrow of the fox and rabbit; fellow creatures' grief”. It is used to mean “a deep sorrow or empathy felt for the suffering or demise of one's own kind or those who share a similar fate, highlighting a sense of shared vulnerability and kinship”.
狐死则兔悲,兔死则狐亦悲。比喻因同类的死亡而感到痛心悲伤。