idiom > find sth.both funny and annoying; be at a loss whether to cry or laugh
Dumbfounding
Explanation: Crying is not good, laughing is not good. Described as awkward. Usage: The main predicate; as the predicate attribute, complement; described in an awkward position Source: Yuan Gao An Road, "cobbler lie": "A good and evil in a, shall not cry, not laugh." Examples: Otherwise, bite the pepper, ~, I can not be responsible. (Lu Xun's "pseudo-free book just cry Literature")
No. 2
Not cry, laughing no. Described in an awkward position, I do not know what to do.
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No. 3
Watch this show is really a dilemma
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Describe not only unpleasant it is to laugh
Also described is both uncomfortable laughter. Lu Xun's "northern and southern mobilization of true and false Don Quixote": "false Quixote with these silly, really teach people enough to create misunderstandings." Xu Chi, "Carnival Night": "occurred across the ridiculous, almost to tears things."