何去何从 (hé qù hé cóng) — what course to follow; which direction to take (when facing a dilemma)
Definition
A four-character idiom used when facing a serious decision or crossroads — 'which way to go, what path to take.' It carries a strong tone of uncertainty and weight, more literary than simply saying 选择.
idiom
what course to followwhich direction to take (when facing a dilemma)
Examples
- ,何去何从,。Miàn duì wèi lái de zhí yè fā zhǎn, tā gǎn dào hé qù hé cóng, shí fēn mí máng.Facing his future career development, he felt at a loss about what course to follow.
- ,何去何从。Gōng sī jīng yíng kùn nan, yuán gōng men dōu zài sī kǎo hé qù hé cóng.The company is having operational difficulties, and employees are all wondering which way to go.
- 何去何从,。hé qù hé cóng, Zhè shì měi gè bì yè shēng dōu yào miàn duì de wèn tí.What course to follow — this is a question every graduate has to face.
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