又进了虎穴呀
“and end up at somewhere worse.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
别回头刚离了狼窝
“Don't leave a bad place”
又 进了虎穴 呀
“and end up at somewhere worse.”
是
“It's”
“Be careful, or you'll just end up in an even worse nightmare.”
A classic Chinese idiom analogous to 'out of the frying pan and into the fire', commonly used to warn against hasty escapes.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to enter the tiger's lair; to step into great danger
Frequently paired with '离了狼窝' (leaving the wolf's den) to describe going from bad to worse.
Softens the warning while underscoring a sigh of worry or exasperation.