What idioms are there to describe "the future is bleak"?

Desperate, at the end of one's rope, at the end of one's road, the future is worrying and uncertain.

Desperate: Desperate, desperate. Metaphor is despair, there is no way out. [Explanation] Cast: Defeat. There is no way out, it is despair. Metaphor situation is extremely difficult, can't find a way out. [Grammar]: subject-predicate type; As predicate and complement; In a derogatory sense, it means to encounter despair.

Shān qióng shuǐ jìn j ? n: It means that mountains and water have come to an end. The metaphor is that there is no way to enter a desperate situation, which comes from the Song Dynasty's "Tour of Shanxi Village": "There is no way for mountains and heavy waters to return to doubt, and there is another village." ? Ba Li gang of Qing Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio: "Don't expect to give until you are at the end of your rope."

The end of the road (? Qióng tú mò lù): The end of the road is an idiom in China, which means there is no way out on the road of life. Judging from Cao Yu's Half-Day Tour, whenever you see this place, it is death, the end of the road and the eternal winter.

Rimù tú qió ng: It is a metaphor for the end or decline, and it is also a metaphor for the point where there is no way out. Sunset: It's getting dark. Poverty: exhaustion and end. Joan: The road has come to an end. It's getting late and the road has come to an end.

The prospect is worrying (qi á n j ǐ ng k ā n y not u): The future situation is worrying. Note: ① Prospect: Scenes and situations that will appear. (2) yes, yes, that's enough. 3 worry: worry. Example: The prospect of new energy electric vehicles is worrying.

Qián lùwèbo: No one knows what the road ahead is like. There is no forecast.