Qin Yin:
(1) Do what you can and don't be lazy: diligent, diligent, diligent (diligent in politics), diligent, diligent, diligent and thrifty.
(2) Often: Diligent (often), very diligent.
(3) Work and affairs: service, chores, attendance and logistics.
(4), worry, worry: diligence (worry, pity).
(5) help: diligent king.
(6) surname.
And then zé:
(1) Example: Set an example.
(2) Rules and regulations: rules, general rules and detailed rules.
(3) Imitation: the words and deeds of martyrs.
(4), indicating causality, just then: I'm happy to hear it.
(5), indicating a turning point, but: today is not the case.
(6), indicating a positive judgment, yes, yes: this is also a crime.
(7) After the first, second and third digits, list the reasons or reasons: First, the house is too small, and second, there are many people attending.
(8) Similar to "doing" (often used in novels and plays in China during the Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties): very (doing).
(9) Quantifier refers to the number of articles written: two pieces of news.
No, but:
(1) adverb.
(2) Used before verbs, adjectives and other words to express negation or added before nouns or nominal morphemes to form adjectives: not going, not much, illegal, unexpected, incompetent (mediocre, often used as self-modesty), not publishing (indelible without modification), uneducated and uninvited.
(3) Single use, negative answer: I don't know.
Q: Is he in good health now?
Kuiku:
(1), (sound, from fāng, means related to holding things, expensive sound, GUI original meaning: cabinet).
2, loading soil, handing "fat".
(3) surname.
? Examples of food shortage caused by diligence:
1, Dong believes that people's livelihood is diligent and diligent; Nature is accustomed to thrift, and thrift is to keep honesty.
2. According to textual research, the word "people's livelihood" first appeared in Zuo Zhuan's Twelve Years of Gong Xuan. The so-called "people's livelihood is diligent, and diligence is not lacking."
3. "Zuo Zhuan Gong Xuan Twelve Years" said that people's livelihood is diligent and diligent; Sun Yat-sen defined "people's livelihood" as people's life, social survival, national livelihood and people's life.
4. The ancients often said, "Diligence is indispensable in life", "The good can be brave, and the frugal can be broad".
5, life is diligent, and diligence is not embarrassing; A family is not an ant, running water does not rot.
6. People's livelihood is diligent and diligent.
7. Silence is cultivation, and morality is cultivation; Diligence is not lacking, sensitivity is meritorious.
8. Imagine how much spiritual and cultural wealth will be gathered by cultural diversity, oriental customs and international taste! People's livelihood is diligent, but diligence is not lacking.
9. In China, the word "people's livelihood" first appeared in Zuo Zhuan's Twelve Years of Gong Xuan. "People's livelihood is hard-working, but hard work is not lacking", which means that "the way for people to survive lies in hard work, and hard work can make them have plenty of food and clothing".
10, the word people's livelihood first appeared in Zuo Zhuan. The so-called "people's livelihood is diligence and thrift, and diligence is not lacking".