Pinyin: kuì fá.
Quote: Yin Qian's "Those Things in China Literature": "Especially many works of this era lack the power of ideological enlightenment and moral sublimation."
Usage: as predicate and object.
Example: They lose their dreams, feel bored and lack ideals, and then become more and more numb to life.
The opposite of scarcity.
I. adequacy
Interpretation: That's enough, I have money.
Citation: Act II of Sunrise by Cao Yu: "When Danzig ignores him, the construction cost of this phase can be paid, that is, the bank reserves are sufficient and consolidated."
Second, wealth.
Interpretation: rich and sufficient.
Quote: Yang Shuo's Haicheng: "I can't help but admire and say,' Your life is like a fairy, and you are rich. " "