Red couplet antonym

Lazy explanation

1. Still lazy. Song Sushi's "Letter to Qian Shixiong": "I haven't served the book for a long time. It's also a crime of laziness to cover my lack of convenience." The "Awakening Episode": "The second thing is to get up early and rest, and don't be lazy or work stealthily." Liu Bannong's "Knock on the Ice": "The lazy person says: 'Friends, rest! Why bother coming?'" 2. Being depressed. The first scene of Cao Yu's Peking Man: "He got married in his early years and was weak. From a small place, he was extremely smart, but he gave people a dull sense of laziness." 3. He didn't want to do it and was not interested in it. The eighth time of A Dream of Red Mansions: "Jia Mu said, 'You ask your wife, I am lazy to say

The antonym of laziness

industrious qín láo　
1. Worry; toil. "Book · Golden Dance": "Once the Duke was industrious to the king's family, he only wanted to rush to others without knowing it." "Sui Shu · Biography of Honest Officials · Xin Gongyi": "This is a small matter, how can you bear to be industrious to help the king?" Sun Zhiwei of the Qing Dynasty wrote a poem "When the flood burst in the rain, Wang Youhua ran to the embankment": "The poor have been industrious since the past." 2. It is extended to hard work, not afraid of hard work. For example, the industrious and brave Chinese people; He has a pair of hardworking hands. 3. Still tired. "Wu Zi · Anticipating the Enemy": "The enemy comes from afar and arrives again, but the ranks are still uncertain; the enemy can be attacked if he eats but has no equipment; the enemy can be attacked if he runs; and the enemy can be attacked if he is industrious." 4. It refers to merit. Book of the Han Dynasty: Biography of Wei Qing: "Your Majesty is lucky to have benefited