Fish in troubled waters to explain

Metaphor takes advantage of chaos to profit. Fish in troubled waters. The origin of the idiom: "China's ballads are expected to stutter China rice": "He Qinying is light-boned, fishing in troubled waters, stuttering China rice, and has a big heart for the' imperial army'."

Traditional writing: fish in troubled waters

ㄨㄣㄕㄨㄟˇㄖㄧˊ Athena Chu.

A synonym for fish in troubled waters: fish in troubled waters is also called "fish in troubled waters" to gain illegitimate interests by taking advantage of chaos. China folk data stutter China rice: He Qinying, bones.

Idiom grammar: as predicate and attribute; plunder/loot a house when it is on fire—fish in troubled waters

Degree of common use: common idioms

Emotion and color: derogatory idioms

Idiom structure: more formal idioms

Generations: Contemporary Idioms