走投无路 (zǒu tóu wú lù): Be at one's wit's end / Have nowhere to go — Meaning & Stroke Order

After the company went bankrupt, he felt at his wit's end and didn't know what to do.

Faced with huge debts and an imminent loan maturity, this entrepreneur was almost at his wit's end.

When encountering such a predicament, are we really left with no way out?

He lost his wallet, his phone ran out of battery, and he was at a dead end in an unfamiliar city.

He is not at his wit's end; he just hasn't found a suitable solution yet.

The project's failure and the team's dissolution made him feel he had nowhere to turn, even leading him to question his life.

After the company went bankrupt, he tried borrowing money everywhere but was repeatedly rejected, feeling cornered and having no choice but to turn to his family for help.

Don't worry, even if you feel you have nowhere to go now, there will always be a way.