This entry explains the Daoist couplet‑idiom 安危相易，祸福相生(ān wēi xiāng yì, huò fú xiāng shēng) from Zhuangzi. It describes mutual transformation between safety‑danger and fortune‑misfortune, plus its wisdom lesson and matching English phrases.
This entry explains the Chinese idiom 安不忘危(ān bù wàng wēi) originating from The Book of Changes. It urges vigilance against hidden risks amid safety, covering its philosophy, parallel idiom, modern‑day usage and matching English expressions.