Unwilling antonym

• Convincing zhé fú　
  1. Uniform; persuade. Qing Zhaolian's "Xiao Ting Miscellaneous Records - Zhang Jia Lama": "He is the author of this book, in order to convince Zhedun Fan Monk of his treachery." Zheng Zhenduo's "Guigong Pond" 3: "They have made a great determination to plunder the whole country of the Southern Dynasty, which can never be convinced by empty words." 2. Convincing; admire. Song Luyou's Epitaph of Lord Shangshu: "People who speak in public and in public have to do their best. Those who are born to complain repeatedly are convinced by the lack of words, and they claim that they should be punished." Volume I of Wang Yingkui's Essays on Liunan, Qing Dynasty: "Zhao Gong, the capital of Yidu, praises Qiu Gu, and seldom loses his reputation. He was admired by many writers in modern times, but only by Feng Dingyuan." Qin Mu's "Yu Lin Cai Ying · Countries
• willing gān xīn　
  1. Yes. Poem · Wei Feng · Bo Xi: "I would like to say that I think of my uncle, and I am willing to be the first to suffer." Tang Zhangzhuo's "Wandering Immortals Cave": "I see a thousand meanings and feel deeply when I see them. But when I am a handle, I am also willing to cut them off inch by inch." Liu Bannong's "Whip Collection · Dawn": "The light wind blows gently, it is cool and clean, and I am not willing to sleep." 2. Pleasure. Zuo Zhuan · The Ninth Year of Zhuang Gongjiu: "You are willing to accept the call." Du Yu notes: