恼羞成怒 (nǎo xiū chéng nù): Become angry out of embarrassment / fly into a rage out of humiliation — Meaning & Stroke Order

After being publicly exposed for his lie, he immediately flew into a rage out of humiliation.

When his lie was exposed in public, he immediately flew into a rage out of humiliation and began to roar loudly.

Facing the board's inquiry, the senior executive became angry out of embarrassment due to his inability to justify himself.

After the teacher pointed out his mistake, he retorted angrily out of embarrassment.

Is it merely because of a joke that you so easily fly into a rage out of humiliation?

He did not become angry out of embarrassment due to the failure; instead, he humbly accepted the criticism.

Faced with his colleague's public criticism, he flew into a rage out of shame and stormed out, slamming the door.

After his logical flaw was pointed out, he first tried to defend himself but ultimately left the meeting in a rage out of humiliation.