have a load on one's mind
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bèi bāo fú
  Analogy with a heavy ideological burden of things wrong, and changed like, do not ~.
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背包袱(背bēi)
  Metaphor of thought, action or those with financial burden.
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bēi bāo fú
  Yu means a heavy burden on economic or spiritual
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No. 4
  Thinking back the burden of learning of the affected
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No. 5
  Analogy with the burden of thought. Ba Jin, "set to explore" complex thinking "": "no book, no one glorifying me, I would feel relaxed, mentally less mental burden." Huang Zongying "Autobiography": "award-winning Well, it did not get counted, Do a mental burden. "
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No. 6
  Back burden (back bēi): analogy thinking, actions or those with financial burden.
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English Expression
  1. n.:  have a load on one's mind,  have a weight on one's mind,  take on a mental burden
French Expression
  1. v.  porter un fardeau, avoir qch. sur la conscience
Containing Phrases
riding have a load on one's mind