"No" means "No". Used before adverbs such as verbs and adjectives to express negation. Negativity may mean disappointment or waste. In addition, the negative and interesting thing is:

(1) Tuo, Hui (bē i): ~ m. ~ Sorry. ~ heavy. Like releasing weight. ~ Jing confession.

(2) as: bear. ~ responsibility. ~ tired (lěi). ~ sin. ~ lotus. Bear the burden of humiliation. Body ~ heavy responsibility is on the shoulder.

(3) rely on: ~ work hard. Since ~ (thinks himself great).

(4) Suffer from: ~ injury. ~ bend.

Enjoy a high reputation.

Nianhua is a Chinese character, and its pinyin is nián huá. Interpretation is age, age; Year; Time; Spring; A good time of year; A few years later.

The words come from the bamboo slips of Yuxin in the Northern Zhou Dynasty: "Autumn is prosperous, when you are tired of traveling, Huan Tan is unhappy, and Wu is worried for a long time. They are all old, and their appearance is autumn first."

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Time-related words: delay, delay, delay, delay, delay, delay, delay, delay, delay, delay, delay, delay, Shui Mu delay, delay. Don't live up to that famous saying:

(1) Don't be idle, it's sad for nothing. -Yue Fei. Dynasty: Song Dynasty.

Interpretation: When you are young, don't waste your youth. When you are old, you will regret that you didn't spend time doing meaningful things when you were young.

(2) If you don't come back in your prime, it's hard to get up in the morning. Encourage yourself in time, time waits for no one. -Tao Yuanming. Dynasty: Wei and Jin Dynasties.

Interpretation: the best time of life is gone forever, and one day can't experience another morning. We should cherish time, after all, time waits for no one.